GitOps: Episode Seven — Disaster Recovery and Infrastructure GitOps
Learn how GitOps helps you recover from disasters and manage infrastructure as code. Explore rollbacks and GitOps integration with Terraform.
Learn how GitOps helps you recover from disasters and manage infrastructure as code. Explore rollbacks and GitOps integration with Terraform.
Take your GitOps practice to production level. Learn automation, secret management, team workflows, and scaling strategies with FluxCD.
Learn how to use Helm charts with GitOps. Package applications, manage versions, and deploy cleanly through your Git workflow with FluxCD.
Learn how to manage dev, staging, and production environments with GitOps. Structure your repos for clean, automated multi-env deployments.
Learn how to deploy your first application using GitOps with FluxCD. We’ll build manifests, commit to Git, and watch automation in action.
Learn how to prepare your Kubernetes cluster for GitOps. We’ll install tools, structure the repo, and get ready to deploy with FluxCD.
In this post, we break down the key differences between GitOps and traditional CI/CD workflows. If you’re familiar with pipelines, deploy scripts, and Kubernetes, this is your bridge into the GitOps mindset.
Welcome to the GitOps series on NotSoStatic! In this opening post, we’ll explore what GitOps is, why it matters, and what you’ll learn as we build real-world GitOps workflows using FluxCD, Kubernetes, and modern DevOps practices.