One Git to Rule Them All — A Practical Introduction to GitOps
summary
GitOps is presented as an operations model that uses Git as the single source of truth for system state and history, especially when combined with Kubernetes. The talk explains core GitOps concepts and demonstrates the Flux tool — how Flux works and how to use it in practice so deployments can be triggered by a git push (and sometimes automated by Flux itself).
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chapters (14)
- 0:00GitOps introduction
- 1:08GitOps definitions
- 5:01Four GitOps principles
- 8:17GitOps benefits
- 10:42Automation in GitOps
- 13:50GitOps for recovery
- 15:36GitOps in multi-envs
- 17:43GitOps vs CI/CD
- 19:11GitOps security
- 22:19Flex CD implementation
- 23:20Flex CD controllers
- 32:12Demo: Flex CD setup
- 45:27GitOps best practices
- 46:53Q&A
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