Update recipes/ci-cd/github-actions/index.md

Author: MichaelCurrin

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 # GitHub Actions
 
 
-## About
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-This section covers how to use GitHub Actions in a CI/CD flow such as you run automated tests, deploy and publish your repo. All running for free in the cloud whenever the workflow is triggered such as with a push or merged Pull Request.
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-To use GH Actions, you must create a workflow YAML file with appropriate fields set including triggers and steps. You can write shell commands as _steps_ and you can use use actions from the GH Marketplace to help you setup your environment (install a language and packages) and perform test and deploy steps, without you having to write a lot of code.
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 ## How to get started
 
-Most of the content in this recipe section is around Workflows:
+For options and syntax around workflow files, see my [GitHub Actions](https://michaelcurrin.github.io/dev-cheatsheets/ci-cd/github-actions/) guide.
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+Here are some places to start to get into workflow file samples.
 
 - [Basic generic workflow](workflows/basic.md)
     - A sample which covers the minimum fields
 - [Basic node workflow](workflows/node/basic.md)
     - Simple sample of running a Node.js app pipeline.
 - [Workflows](workflows/) section
     - See sample workflows across programming languages.
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-Here are some other areas to start with:
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-- Workflow syntax and samples / use-cases around them
-    - [Jobs](jobs.md)
-    - [Triggers](triggers.md)
-- [Resources](resources.md) for external links such as to docs, to help you get into how Actions work and the syntax