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Implementing GitOps with Kubernetes

You're reading from   Implementing GitOps with Kubernetes Automate, manage, scale, and secure infrastructure and cloud-native applications on AWS and Azure

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835884225
Length 444 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Part 1: Understanding GitOps via Uncomplicated Orchestrations/ Kubernetes FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: An Introduction to GitOps 3. Chapter 2: Navigating Cloud-native Operations with GitOps 4. Chapter 3: Version Control and Integration with Git and GitHub 5. Chapter 4: Kubernetes with GitOps Tools 6. Part 2: Harnessing Advanced Orchestrations, Culture, and Control in GitOps Practices
7. Chapter 5: GitOps at Scale and Multitenancy 8. Chapter 6: GitOps Architectural Designs and Operational Control 9. Chapter 7: Cultural Transformation in IT for Embracing GitOps 10. Part 3: Hands-on Automating Infrastructure and CI/CD with GitOps
11. Chapter 8: GitOps with OpenShift 12. Chapter 9: GitOps for Azure and AWS Deployments 13. Chapter 10: GitOps for Infrastructure Automation – Terraform and Flux CD 14. Chapter 11: Deploying Real-World Projects with GitOps on Kubernetes 15. Part 4: Operational Excellence Through GitOps Best Practices
16. Chapter 12: Observability with GitOps 17. Chapter 13: Security with GitOps 18. Chapter 14: FinOps, Sustainability, AI, and Future Trends for GitOps 19. Index 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Future challenges and opportunities in GitOps

In this section, it’s crucial to address the collaborative dynamics and the overarching strategy required when multiple teams converge within the same operational framework, especially when they are required to share resources such as a repository. The key is to establish clear protocols from the outset, defining what is permissible and what needs coordination, much like setting contribution guidelines that dictate the sequence and considerations for changes.

This approach is reflective of the open source software (OSS) model, where contributors worldwide collaborate effectively on a project without it being owned by a single entity. Such a model underscores the potential of GitOps to harmonize efforts across diverse teams, transcending the traditional boundaries of DevOps. GitOps aims to unify development, operations, finance, sustainability, privacy, security, and other disciplines, enabling them to deliver a cohesive and robust...

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