[TECH ED] GitHub Actions for Backend

### Link to the coursework

https://docs.github.com/en/actions

### Why are we doing this?

## Setup Github Actions for CYF Hotel Backend deployments to EC2

**Create GitHub Actions Workflow File:** Similar to the frontend, create a new YAML file in your CYF Hotel repository under .github/workflows, and name it appropriately, like backend-ec2-deploy.yml.

**Configure AWS and SSH Credentials:** Store your AWS and SSH credentials securely using GitHub Secrets. These will be used to authenticate and connect to your EC2 instance.

**Write EC2 Deployment Steps:** Outline the steps in the YAML file for SSHing into your EC2 instance, pulling the latest code, and restarting your backend service.

**Test the Workflow:** Like with the frontend, push a change to your repository or manually trigger the workflow from GitHub Actions to ensure that your backend is successfully deployed to the EC2 instance.

### Maximum time in hours

4

### How to get help
Ask calm, curious questions with links, code samples, and no screenshots.

https://curriculum.codeyourfuture.io/guides/asking-questions/

### How to submit

In this advanced module you will demo your work. You may wish to make notes for case studies to add to your portfolio.

Leggi il corso su GitHub Actions all’indirizzo https://docs.github.com/en/actions e ispeziona il workflow frontend comparabile. Crea .github/workflows/backend-ec2-deploy.yml, configura i GitHub Secrets AWS e SSH richiesti e definisci i passaggi per connetterti tramite SSH a EC2, recuperare il codice più recente e riavviare il servizio backend. L’attività è completata quando un push o un trigger manuale distribuisce correttamente il backend.

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