GitOps keeps focus on apps, not on infrastructure

What if every git branch was a perfect replica of production? See how GitOps makes infrastructure changes trivial and eliminates staging environments forever.

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The challenge of traditional DevOps overhead

Traditional DevOps requires specialized engineers and complex scripts, which increases onboarding time and distracts from core application development.

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Introducing GitOps for simplified infrastructure management

GitOps abstracts infrastructure into simple, declarative YAML files within your repository, reducing the need for specialized DevOps skills.

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Core principles of a Git-centric workflow

The workflow is built on three core principles: Git as the single source of truth, declarative configuration files, and automated actions triggered by Git events.

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Adding new services with a simple configuration change

New applications and services can be added to a project simply by creating a new subdirectory with a corresponding declarative YAML file.

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Managing a fleet of applications with upstream templates

Use a central upstream template to manage and deploy updates across a large fleet of applications, automating infrastructure changes for SaaS products.

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Demo of adding a storefront to a fleet of sites

A live demonstration shows how to add a new storefront application to an entire fleet of sites by making a single change in an upstream template repository.

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How GitOps fosters team growth and experimentation

A standardized, abstract infrastructure layer lowers the barrier to entry, encouraging cross-functional experimentation and professional development within the team.

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Q&A on compliance and security certifications

The platform meets various compliance standards for regulated industries, including HIPAA for healthcare, PCI for payments, and GDPR for data privacy.