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# Exercise 4: Deploy a Static Site with GitHub Actions

In this exercise, you will create a workflow that uses **GitHub Pages** to deploy a simple static site online.
In this exercise, you will create a workflow that uses **GitHub Pages** to deploy a static site online.

## Steps

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### 3. Configure the Workflow

1. **Give it a name**: `"Deploy Static Site"`.
1. **Give the workflow a name**: `"Deploy Static Site"`.
2. **Trigger the workflow**: Set it to run when pushing to the `main` branch.
3. **Add the following steps**:
- Checkout the repository code using `actions/checkout@v3`.
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# Exercise 6: Create Reusable Workflows and Templates with GitHub Actions

In this exercise, you will create reusable workflows and templates to standardize CI/CD processes across multiple repositories.
In this exercise, you will create reusable workflows and use it.

## Steps

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- **Trigger the Workflow**: Set it to run on pushes to the `main` branch.
- **Call the Reusable Workflow**:
- Use the `uses` keyword to reference the reusable workflow.
- Provide required inputs such as the Node.js version.
- Provide the required inputs such as the Node.js version.

### 4. Verify the Workflows
1. **Commit and Push Changes**:
Push the `ci.yml` and `main.yml` files to their respective repositories.
Push the `ci.yml` and `main.yml` files to the repository.
2. **Observe Workflow Execution**:
Go to the "Actions" tab in your GitHub repository to verify the workflow runs.
3. **Check Logs and Results**:
Confirm that the reusable workflow is called and all steps execute successfully.


Reusable workflows make CI/CD processes consistent and efficient across multiple projects. Happy coding!
Happy coding!

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