🤖Generating Github Workflows

Connect your GitHub Account

Choose the Repository and Branch

If your repository doesn't have a Dockerfile, the Portal will offer help to created one for you:

If one or more Dockerfiles already exists, you wil be asked to pick the one you want to use and click Continue

Review the Workflow file and set Ports

The system will generate a GitHub workflow file that will be run every time a new version tag is created in the repository. The Workflow will build a Docker Image for your project following the Dockerfile instructions, publish the resulting image, and create a docker-compose-secretvm.yaml file properly referencing the newly built image by its hash, and with comments specifying the exact release tag and commit from which the image was built.

IMPORTANT: make sure to configure the ports correctly so that the docker-compose-secretvm.yaml file is generated correctly

Create a new Version Tag to start the Worflow

Choose a version tag (e.g. v1.0.0) and click "Continue"

Wait for the Workflow to Finish, review results

Use docker-compose-secretvm.yaml

From now on, every time you create a new release of your project, the workflow will be executed, publishing a new Docker Image and updating your docker-compose-secretvm.yaml with the latest version. Make sure to pick docker-compose-secretvm.yaml from your project when creating new SecretVM instances.