GitOps

If you’re ready to take your software delivery to the next level, consider looking into these five key concepts that are quickly becoming essential to modern software delivery. 

Let's dive into the basics of how GitOps and Kubernetes support continuous delivery (CD) and integration (CI).

In this article, we will walk through how GitOps can be implemented using Argo CD with Helm charts.

In this article, we discuss the underlying architecture that makes GitOps possible, along with tools you’ll need and advice for getting started. 

Argo CD is an open-source GitOps continuous delivery tool. It monitors your cluster and your declaratively-defined infrastructure stored in a Git repository and resolves differences between the two — effectively automating an application deployment. 

Learn the basics of managing Git, GitOps, and GitOps secrets management.

GitOps is on a trajectory to become the next breakthrough technology, growing in popularity that is primed to hit widespread enterprise adoption in short order. These are the three biggest technical hurdles that we see preventing GitOps from being adopted enterprise-wide.

As GitOps evolves into a new industry standard for continuous software delivery, Harness is proud to introduce generally available enterprise capabilities for GitOps deployments with governance, reliability, and visibility at scale as a part of the most comprehensive software delivery platform on the market.

Declarative, immutable, and continuously reconciled infrastructure brings many benefits when managed through GitOps best practices. Here are four approaches to managing code used in those pipelines.

Utilize GitOps to maximize collaboration and productivity workflows. Learn more about the benefits of GitOps—and how Harness can help integrate it within your digital infrastructure.

GitOps: the philosophy that deployments, changes, and more should be as simple as making a commit to Git. Learn all about GitOps - and how Harness can help.

There's confusion with Git Rebasing and Merging, and when to use what. We've provided examples to clarify where each strategy is appropriate.