k8s-gitops

Automate GitOps deployments for Kubernetes and OpenShift by connecting a Git repository to ArgoCD or Flux, enabling declarative configuration, multi-environment overlays, and progressive delivery pipelines without manual cluster configuration.

Yes, you can use Kustomize overlays and Helm charts together for multi-environment delivery. This approach supports managing configurations across different environments while enforcing declarative GitOps practices and progressive delivery patterns.

Integrate CI/CD pipelines with Kubernetes GitOps by connecting GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Tekton to your Git repository. This setup triggers automated deployments to Kubernetes and OpenShift clusters through ArgoCD or Flux configurations.

Yes, this GitOps approach supports policy-as-code and secret management tooling. You can integrate Kyverno, OPA Gatekeeper, and Sealed Secrets to enforce security policies and manage sensitive data within your declarative deployment pipelines.

The best way to bootstrap a basic multi-environment deployment is connecting a sample Git repository to ArgoCD or Flux. This establishes a declarative GitOps workflow using a simple Kustomize overlay to manage environments progressively.

Use declarative GitOps instead of traditional push deployments to reduce manual configuration and error-prone boilerplate. GitOps continuously reconciles your Kubernetes and OpenShift cluster state with your Git repository, ensuring consistent environments.