GitHub Pages websites, now visible in Unolia

GitHub Pages sites are often easy to publish but harder to keep track of across repositories, domains, and deployment workflows. Unolia now discovers the Pages websites attached to your connected GitHub repositories and brings them into the same project view as the rest of your infrastructure.

For each site, you can see its public URL, source branch, deployment history, latest published commit, and current status. Whether a site is built directly from a branch or through GitHub Actions, Unolia follows the GitHub Pages deployment lifecycle and links you back to the relevant workflow when more detail is needed.

Custom domains are part of the same workflow. You can add or remove a GitHub Pages domain from Unolia and, when its DNS zone is already managed there, create the required A, AAAA, or CNAME records at the same time. Unolia also surfaces GitHub's domain-health result and checks whether HTTPS enforcement is enabled.

The integration is available through your existing GitHub connection. If GitHub asks for the new Pages permissions, approve them from the provider settings, then resync to bring your published sites into Unolia.