GitOps & Deployment Automation
Git as the single source of truth for deployments.
Start Your ProjectWith GitOps, your git repository defines the desired state and automation reconciles reality to match it. We set up the workflow so deploys are declarative, auditable, and easy to roll back.
- GitOps workflow design
- ArgoCD / Flux setup
- Declarative environment config
- Automated sync and drift detection
- Progressive delivery (canary/blue-green)
- Rollback via git revert
You are running Kubernetes and deploys are a tangle of manual kubectl commands and scripts nobody fully trusts, or you need an audit trail showing exactly what changed in production and who approved it. GitOps earns its place when configuration sprawl and unclear deploy state have become a risk. If what is actually running has drifted from what you think is running, making git the single source of truth closes that gap.
How We Approach It
Design the workflow
We define how desired state lives in git and how environments map to repos and branches, so the model is clear before any tooling goes in.
Set up reconciliation
ArgoCD or Flux continuously syncs the cluster to git and flags drift, so reality matches the repo or you find out immediately.
Add progressive delivery
Canary or blue-green rollouts so changes are exposed gradually and issues are caught before full rollout.
Make rollback trivial
Because git is the source of truth, reverting a deploy is reverting a commit, every change auditable, every rollback one step.
The Difference It Makes
Single Source of Truth
Git defines what runs where.
Fully Auditable
Every change is a reviewable commit.
Easy Rollback
Revert a commit to revert a deploy.
Self-Healing
Drift is detected and corrected automatically.
Technologies We Use
Common Questions
Does GitOps require Kubernetes?
What is progressive delivery?
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