From the course: Azure Infrastructure as Code with GitHub
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Create a GitHub repository
From the course: Azure Infrastructure as Code with GitHub
Create a GitHub repository
- [Instructor] So let's create a GitHub repository to store all our code. The first thing you do is click the New button so you can create a repository. As we do that, first, we can use the repository's name to set the name on what we want to do. We're not going to create a template, just the name here. So call it something that is descriptive for what you want to do. In this case, I'll use Bicep deployment. This is part of your own repository, so you can use the same name if you want to. You can set a description if you want to, and you can choose whether you want this to be a public repository or private repository. As the screen says, if it is a public repository, anyone on the internet can see it. So all your code is visible. No one can edit it though. If it's private, you are the only one who can see this code unless you invite people to see it. One thing that is good to be aware of is that actions cost minutes,…