Deploy Jekyll to GitHub Pages in 2026: GitHub Actions, Custom Domain & Cloudflare

📰 Dev.to · Pooya Golchian

Deploy a Jekyll site to GitHub Pages with a custom domain and Cloudflare CDN using GitHub Actions for CI/CD, ensuring speed and security

intermediate Published 7 Apr 2026
Action Steps
  1. Create a new GitHub repository for your Jekyll site
  2. Configure a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline to build and deploy your site
  3. Set up a custom domain with HTTPS using GitHub Pages
  4. Configure Cloudflare CDN for speed and DDoS protection
  5. Test and verify your website's deployment and configuration
Who Needs to Know This

Developers and DevOps engineers can benefit from this guide to automate deployment and improve website performance and security

Key Insight

💡 Using GitHub Actions for CI/CD and Cloudflare CDN can significantly improve website performance and security

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Deploy Jekyll with a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline, configure a custom domain with HTTPS, and add Cloudflare CDN for speed and DDoS protection. Complete 2026 guide.
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