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In this guide, we will show you how to use OpenStatus for testing latency in GitHub Actions to verify your endpoint's performance.
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We'll deploy a basic API endpoint and run a latency test in a GitHub Action with OpenStatus. If the latency is higher than expected, we will roll back the deployment.
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We'll deploy a basic API endpoint and run a latency test in a GitHub Action with OpenStatus. If the latency is higher than expected, we will roll back the deployment.
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All the code showcased in this guide is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/openstatusHQ/github-action-rollback).
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## Setting up the GitHub Actions
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We will use GitHub Actions to deploy our endpoint and run the test.
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We are using the bun CLI to deploy our endpoint instead of the Cloudflare Workers Action and run the test
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We are using the package.json command to deploy our endpoint instead of the Cloudflare Workers Action and run the test
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You need to set up your secrets in the GitHub repository settings for the OpenStatus API key and Cloudflare API token.
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## Conclusion
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We have successfully set up a GitHub Action that deploys our endpoint our Cloudflare workers and runs a latency test against it with OpenStatus.
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We have successfully set up a GitHub Action that deploys our endpoint our Cloudflare Workers and runs a latency test against it with OpenStatus.
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Don't ever let your users experience slow endpoints, use OpenStatus to monitor your endpoint's performance and roll back deployments if needed.