GitHub Actions Certification Exam - Learning Resources

GitHub Actions Certification Exam (GH-200) is designed for DevOps engineers, software developers, and IT professionals with intermediate-level experience in GitHub Actions, including workflow creation, automation, and CI/CD pipeline management.

This exam covers:

  • Streamlining workflows
  • Automating tasks
  • Optimizing software pipelines

Study Notes:

From the video "GitHub Actions: Beginner to Pro" course notes

Practice tests:

Video Tutorials:

Instructor - Sid Palas, 24 Sept 2025

Duration - 3h 42m 

Instructor - Andrew Brown, 7 May 2024

Duration - 3h 10m 

Notes

GitHub Actions offers a low barrier of entry for GitHub-hosted code: Pipelines live alongside your code; creating a workflow is as simple as committing a YAML file under .github/workflows/

Actions’ YAML syntax is simple by design, but complex workflows can become repetitive without reusable abstractions.

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