Summary
Verified GitOps is a practice that leverages declarative language files to solve the automation around the delivery process. By codifying the integrations, permissions, and executions, the team that adopts verified GitOps can quickly ensure it is repeatable, reliable, and scalable for every delivery. But since there are no tools that are purpose-built for verified GitOps, the options are limited to either a delivery-based tool, such as Harness, or a general script-running tool, such as Ansible.
In the next chapter, we will cover the best practices for deployment, delivery, and GitOps. The adoption of best practices will not only result in meeting industry standards, but also allow for a team and company to avoid tool lock-in.