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Part 1: Building a Security-Gated CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions

DEV Community·Prajwol Adhikari·23 days ago
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Introduction If you have followed along with the homelab series, you have seen me build a Debian server from scratch, lock it down with Zero Trust tunnels, and set up high-availability DNS across two continents. The infrastructure side has been a lot of fun to learn. But there was something that had been nagging me. Every time I pushed code to this portfolio, it deployed automatically with zero checks. No secret scanning, no security analysis, no performance gates. One bad push and the site could break — or worse, I could accidentally leak a token and not even know it. As I have been working toward a DevOps engineering role, CI/CD pipelines have been one of those topics I kept reading about but had not actually built from scratch myself. I am the kind of person who learns best by doing — reading documentation only gets me so far. I wanted to actually build something real, something I could showcase, and something that would teach me the tools that professional engineering teams use every day.…

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