Create Valkey with GitHub Actions ¶

Prerequisites ¶

Create the manifest ¶

Create .nais/valkey.yaml:

version: v1
type: Valkey
name: myvalkey
spec:
  memory: 1GB
  tier: HighAvailability

Change the name and configuration for your needs. See the complete generated example and Valkey manifest reference.

Create the workflow ¶

Create .github/workflows/deploy-valkey.yaml:

name: Deploy Valkey

on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
    paths:
      - .nais/valkey.yaml
  workflow_dispatch:

permissions:
  contents: read
  id-token: write

jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v6
      - name: Set up the Nais CLI
        uses: nais/setup@v1
      - name: Apply Valkey manifest
        run: nais apply .nais/valkey.yaml --team <MY-TEAM> --environment <MY-ENV>

Replace <MY-TEAM> with your Nais team and <MY-ENV> with a GCP environment available to your tenant, such as dev-gcp or prod-gcp for NAV.

The example uses major action tags for readability. Pin actions to full commit SHAs in production, and use Dependabot to keep them updated. See GitHub's secure use reference .

Commit and push both files to main. The push trigger runs when the manifest changes. If you only change the workflow, run it manually from the Actions tab in GitHub.

A manual run applies the manifest from the selected Git ref, regardless of the paths filter.

Next steps ¶

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