This article examines GitOps in a real-world environment with issues and lessons on improving performance metrics for developers. GitOps provides an essential framework for DevSecOps, for security checks that extend throughout CI/CD, as well during the post-deployment stages of application management on Kubernetes clusters.
With the adoption of GitOps, the inherent structure is largely in place for developers to rely on a self-service approach to commit application code — minus the complexity associated with having to spend inordinate amounts of time working with operations teams to configure Kubernetes clusters.
The DevOps movement says we’re supposed to bridge the gap between developers and production. But how do you actually do that? Arthur Schmunk is convinced that the answer is GitOps.
Is DevOps already old news? And if this really is the case, is GitOps simply the latest iteration of this concept or is there more to it? We caught up with Tracy Miranda, Director of Open Source Community for CloudBees at JAX London 2018 to talk about the concept behind GitOps, how Jenkins X fits into this new approach and more.
Are you ready for JAX London 2018? To get in the zone for this week’s excitement, we talked to JAX London speaker Tracy Miranda about the misconception around software reliability and how serverless will change in 2018.
