ankra-gitops

To structure a GitOps repository for Kubernetes, use a modular layout with include paths to organize stacks across repos. This keeps cluster and stack definitions in Git, syncing them to clusters via ArgoCD as the single source of truth.

A PR-driven workflow for Kubernetes GitOps governs changes by requiring pull requests to update cluster configurations. This enforces Git as the source of truth and provides guardrails to prevent direct, untracked in-cluster edits.

To connect a Git repository to a Kubernetes cluster, use ImportCluster configuration by specifying the git_repository, provider, credential_name, and branch. This links your Git definitions to the cluster for syncing.

Yes, ArgoCD works with a modular GitOps layout by syncing Kubernetes stacks organized through include paths across multiple repositories. This integration keeps your clusters aligned with the definitions stored in Git.

Using Git as the single source of truth for Kubernetes configurations ensures all changes are tracked, reviewed via PRs, and auditable. This prevents configuration drift and avoids the risks of direct, unrecorded in-cluster edits.

Yes, you can organize multiple Kubernetes stacks across different Git repositories using a modular include-path layout. This allows you to reference stacks from separate repositories while maintaining a unified GitOps workflow.