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Implementing continuous integration for Rust with GitHub Actions

Implementing continuous integration for Rust with GitHub Actions

From the course: Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect Cert Prep (2025)

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Implementing continuous integration for Rust with GitHub Actions

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- [Instructor] Here we have a new project template that I'm going to use to set up a continuous integration for GitHub actions. GitHub actions is a way of testing your code, and even deploying your code, automatically. So I'm going to go ahead and say "Use this template" to create a new repository. Let's go ahead and do this. And I can put it into a place here where I say "github-actions-rust-example." And for the description, we'll just say, "Build and test a Rust Project." And the goal here with setting up a new project is that it allows us to, from the very beginning, set it up for continuous integration, which is a DevOps best practice, and really does help you build out microservices in a faster way, because you have a quality control process that improves your code over time. So I'm going to go ahead and create a new code space here. Let's go ahead and say "New with options." Rust does benefit from powerful machines, and I'm going to use a 16-core machine so that the compilation…

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