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GitOps Introduction

DevOps has become a digital transformation strategy for many organizations. It's about software development and operations teams working together and engineering and automating their practices. This will lead to writing code for small changes and testing and implementing those small changes very quickly. This was an amazing step forward and wonderful software practice.

GitOps, The next generation infrastructure

Automation and Orchestration had become the focus for DevOps culture. 

Bringing automation to a company isn't an easy task; it requires coordination among teams and changing how we understand and interact with the application lifecycle. 

Securing software, together

Software powers virtually everything around us. There is software behind the things we build, the medicine we take, and even the food we eat. Every new breakthrough will be made with the help of software. It is increasingly a challenge to identify something that doesn’t use software today.


Gitflow & Gitflow Workflow

GitFlow is one of the popular branching strategies if you using Git version control. Most of the teams I have worked with generally are very satisfied using it. With fixed branch names, pull requests for code reviews, teams find that it fits very nicely with their day to day workflow. 

Gitflow Workflow is a Git workflow design that was first published and made popular by Vincent Driessen at nvie. The Gitflow Workflow defines a strict branching model designed around the project release. This provides a robust framework for managing larger projects.