How to add repository secrets in GitHub

Introduction
GitHub is an online software development platform. It’s used for storing, tracking, and collaborating on software projects. It makes it easy for developers to share code files and collaborate with fellow developers on open-source projects

Prerequisites

  1. A GitHub account and its access
  2. Repository access

Implementation

Step 1: Access GitHub.com on the browser and  navigate to the main page of the repository

Step 2: Click on the Settings tab

Step 3 In the “Security” section, select  Secrets and Variables, then click on  Actions

Step 4: Click on “New repository secret

Step 5: Mention the secret name in the “Name” section and the secret value in the “Secret” section then click on Add secret

Step 6: Once the repository secret has been added successfully, we can find the details in the repository secret section 

meenakshi k

Meenakshi is a DevOps Engineer with 4 years of experience in AWS, Linux, server administration, server maintenance, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, monitoring, security, HIPAA compliance, and technical customer support. Areas of expertise include cloud operations, deployment management, system reliability, secure server environments, and technical issue resolution, with a focus on evolving DevOps practices and industry trends.

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