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Container Certification using GitHub Actions

This article continues to automate the container certification procedure using the different CI tools. In this tutorial, we will leverage GitHub Actions to automate the Red Hat Container certification tests on the ppc64le architecture.

make sure that you have:

Execute the below script for installing the nodejs on your ppc64le machine which will act as a self-hosted runner.

For adding a self-hosted runner to your repository, you must be the repository owner. To add a self-hosted runner to your repository -

Go to Settings > Secrets > Actions > New repository secret and add below variables.

To check the status of your workflow, follow the below steps -

If your job status is successfully completed then test results will be submitted to the Red Hat Partner Connect portal, and Red Hat will scan the layers of your container for package vulnerabilities.

To review the certification and vulnerability test results in the certification project follow the below steps-

That’s it! Thanks for reading! I hope you found this tutorial helpful. Feel free to reach out in case of any queries. Happy learning!

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