Learning GitHub Actions for DevOps CI/CD - Running Jobs on Self-Hosted Runner

The video tutorial explains how to add and manage self-hosted runners in a GitHub repository. It covers the process of labeling runners, running jobs using PowerShell, and executing workflows. The tutorial also discusses monitoring job status, troubleshooting issues, and cleaning up temporary files. Finally, it demonstrates how to remove a self-hosted runner from GitHub.

What is the purpose of adding labels to self-hosted runners?

How can you specify which jobs a runner should process in GitHub Actions?

Explain how GitHub filters runners based on specified labels.

What is the significance of the sleep command in the workflow?

What should you do if you encounter issues during job processing on a self-hosted runner?

What happens to the temporary files after a runner job is completed?

Describe the steps to remove a self-hosted runner from GitHub.