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GitHub Actions Integration

TigerTrust provides official GitHub Actions for integrating certificate lifecycle management into your workflows. Automate certificate provisioning, code signing, and deployment across your GitHub-based CI/CD pipelines.

Key Features

Workflow Automation
Code Signing
Secrets Management
Release Signing
OIDC Support
Reusable Workflows
Composite Actions

Benefits

Native GitHub Actions integration
Secure code signing for releases
OIDC-based authentication (no static secrets)
Reusable workflows for certificate operations
Integration with GitHub security features
Use cases

What teams build with this integration

Common scenarios platform, security, and SRE teams solve after connecting GitHub Actions.

01Scenario

Signing release artifacts in GitHub workflows

02Scenario

Provisioning certificates for deployment

03Scenario

Validating certificate compliance in pull requests

04Scenario

Automating certificate rotation

GitHub Actions Integration with TigerTrust

TigerTrust provides official GitHub Actions for seamless certificate lifecycle management in your GitHub workflows. Leverage enterprise code signing, certificate provisioning, and compliance validation directly in your CI/CD pipelines.

OIDC Authentication

Use GitHub's OIDC provider for secure, secret-less authentication:

yaml
1name: Deploy with TLS 2on: 3 push: 4 branches: [main] 5 6permissions: 7 id-token: write 8 contents: read 9 10jobs: 11 deploy: 12 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 13 steps: 14 - uses: actions/checkout@v4 15 16 - name: Authenticate with TigerTrust 17 uses: tigertrust/auth-action@v1 18 with: 19 audience: 'https://api.tigertrust.io' 20 org-id: ${{ vars.TIGERTRUST_ORG_ID }}

Code Signing Action

Sign build artifacts with enterprise code signing certificates:

yaml
1name: Build and Sign 2on: 3 release: 4 types: [created] 5 6jobs: 7 build-and-sign: 8 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 9 steps: 10 - uses: actions/checkout@v4 11 12 - name: Build application 13 run: | 14 npm ci 15 npm run build 16 17 - name: Sign artifacts 18 uses: tigertrust/sign-action@v1 19 with: 20 certificate-name: 'release-signing-cert' 21 artifacts: | 22 dist/*.js 23 dist/*.mjs 24 timestamp-server: 'https://timestamp.digicert.com' 25 26 - name: Upload signed artifacts 27 uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 28 with: 29 name: signed-release 30 path: dist/

Certificate Provisioning

Provision certificates for deployment:

yaml
1name: Provision and Deploy 2on: 3 workflow_dispatch: 4 5jobs: 6 provision-certificate: 7 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 8 outputs: 9 cert-id: ${{ steps.provision.outputs.certificate-id }} 10 steps: 11 - name: Provision certificate 12 id: provision 13 uses: tigertrust/provision-action@v1 14 with: 15 common-name: 'app.example.com' 16 san-names: | 17 app.example.com 18 www.example.com 19 issuer: 'letsencrypt-prod' 20 validity-days: 90 21 22 deploy: 23 needs: provision-certificate 24 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 25 steps: 26 - name: Download certificate 27 uses: tigertrust/download-action@v1 28 with: 29 certificate-id: ${{ needs.provision-certificate.outputs.cert-id }} 30 output-path: ./certs 31 32 - name: Deploy to Kubernetes 33 run: | 34 kubectl create secret tls app-tls \ 35 --cert=./certs/cert.pem \ 36 --key=./certs/key.pem

Compliance Validation

Validate certificates in pull requests:

yaml
1name: Certificate Compliance 2on: 3 pull_request: 4 paths: 5 - 'certs/**' 6 - 'kubernetes/**/*.yaml' 7 8jobs: 9 validate: 10 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 11 steps: 12 - uses: actions/checkout@v4 13 14 - name: Validate certificates 15 uses: tigertrust/validate-action@v1 16 with: 17 certificate-paths: | 18 certs/*.pem 19 kubernetes/**/tls.yaml 20 policy: 'production-policy' 21 fail-on-violation: true 22 23 - name: Post validation results 24 if: always() 25 uses: tigertrust/report-action@v1 26 with: 27 report-type: 'pr-comment'

Reusable Workflows

Create organization-wide certificate workflows:

yaml
1# .github/workflows/sign-release.yml 2name: Sign Release 3on: 4 workflow_call: 5 inputs: 6 artifact-name: 7 required: true 8 type: string 9 secrets: 10 TIGERTRUST_API_KEY: 11 required: true 12 13jobs: 14 sign: 15 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 16 steps: 17 - uses: tigertrust/sign-action@v1 18 with: 19 api-key: ${{ secrets.TIGERTRUST_API_KEY }} 20 certificate-name: 'org-signing-cert' 21 artifacts: ${{ inputs.artifact-name }}

Container Image Signing

Sign container images with Sigstore/Cosign:

yaml
1name: Build and Sign Container 2on: 3 push: 4 tags: ['v*'] 5 6jobs: 7 build: 8 runs-on: ubuntu-latest 9 steps: 10 - uses: actions/checkout@v4 11 12 - name: Build container 13 run: docker build -t myapp:${{ github.ref_name }} . 14 15 - name: Sign container image 16 uses: tigertrust/cosign-action@v1 17 with: 18 certificate-name: 'container-signing-cert' 19 image: 'ghcr.io/${{ github.repository }}:${{ github.ref_name }}' 20 registry: 'ghcr.io'

Matrix Builds

Sign artifacts across multiple platforms:

yaml
1jobs: 2 build: 3 strategy: 4 matrix: 5 os: [ubuntu-latest, windows-latest, macos-latest] 6 runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }} 7 steps: 8 - uses: tigertrust/sign-action@v1 9 with: 10 certificate-name: '${{ matrix.os }}-signing-cert' 11 artifacts: 'build/*'

Automate enterprise code signing and certificate management in your GitHub workflows with TigerTrust.

Getting Started

1

Configure OIDC trust in TigerTrust

2

Add TigerTrust actions to your workflows

3

Set up repository secrets for API access

4

Configure signing workflows for releases

5

Enable certificate compliance checks

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