instruction: Show me how to configure github for CI/CD automation
output: Terraform Guides
  This repository contains sample Terraform configurations, Sentinel policies, and automation scripts that can be used with Terraform Enterprise.
  infrastructure-as-code
  This directory contains sample Terraform configurations to provision VMs into AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) as well as Kubernetes clusters into Azure Container Service (ACS) and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
  self-serve-infrastructure
  This directory contains sample Terraform configurations to enable self-service infrastructure. In particular, it illustrates how developers can deploy applications to Kubernetes clusters provisioned by an operations team.
  governance
  This directory contains some sample Sentinel policies for several clouds which ensure that all infrastructure provisioned with Terraform Enterprise complies with an organization's provisioning rules.
  operations
  This directory provides artifacts that can be used by operations teams using Terraform Enterprise. In particular, it includes scripts that show how the Terraform Enterprise REST API can be used to automate interactions with Terraform Enterprise, set and delete variables in workspaces, and export, import, and delete Sentinel policies.
  cloud-management-platform
  This directory provides samples of how Terraform can be used to support cloud management platforms.
  gitignore.tf
  Files
  You may notice some
  gitignore.tf
  files in certain directories.
  .tf
  files that contain the word "gitignore" are ignored by git in the
  .gitignore
  file.
  If you have local Terraform configuration that you want ignored (like Terraform backend configuration), create a new file in the directory (separate from
  gitignore.tf
  ) that contains the word "gitignore" (e.g.
  backend.gitignore.tf
  ) and it won't be picked up as a change.