Git as a continuous manager
summary
Argues that a single tool—Git—can handle versioning, deployment and feature-flipping, and demonstrates concrete patterns: Git-driven deploys via tags and webhooks, feature-flipping with branch-based flags and commit metadata. Compares those patterns to CI servers, Provisionner and Containers, lays out the automation pieces used (hooks, webhooks, tag-based releases) and shows a working Git-as-ordonnancer workflow that replaces separate deploy pipelines while noting tradeoffs and failure modes.
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