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Containerized CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions
Built a containerized Node.js application with automated testing and Docker image publishing through GitHub Actions.
What I implemented
Containerized the application using Docker.
Configured automated testing in GitHub Actions.
Automated Docker image publishing to GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) and Amazon ECR.
Configured AWS authentication using GitHub Actions OIDC.
Technologies: Docker, Node.js, GitHub Actions, AWS ECR, GHCR, AWS IAM OIDC.
This project demonstrates CI/CD automation and container image publishing. Production deployment to ECS was not included.
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