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GitOps
What is GitOps?
An operational framework where Git is the single source of truth for infrastructure and applications.
GitOps is a way of implementing continuous delivery where the entire system state (application configs, infrastructure) is stored in Git. A GitOps operator continuously reconciles the live cluster state with the desired state in Git. Any change is made via a Git commit — enabling audit trails, rollback via revert, and peer review via PRs. The four GitOps principles: declarative state, versioned and immutable state, pulled automatically, and continuously reconciled.
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