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Re: OpenGitOps
#2Serious question: How do organizations deal with having git on the critical path for deployment? Current employer actually prohibits this due to frequent outages in the git plant.
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#3ArgoCD is the defacto gitops standard now and has the lions share of gitops deployments.
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#4Serious question: How do organizations deal with having git on the critical path for deployment? Current employer actually prohibits this due to frequent outages in the git plant.
Ummm … github is not git … if you must, keep your git stored locally and simply use webhooks to keep it synced whenever changes are merged via your forge of choice… you can, if necessary, make updates to your locally hosted repo in the event of an outage at the forge, but you’ll need a procedure to “sync back” any changes made during the outage.
Fortunately, the whole thing is git based, so you have all the tools you need to do it.
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#5ArgoCD is the defacto gitops standard now and has the lions share of gitops deployments.
Last I saw, ArgoCD was heavily reliant on Kubernetes.
Has this changed?
(also, it seems like the site is heavily supporting ArgoCD)
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#7Serious question: How do organizations deal with having git on the critical path for deployment? Current employer actually prohibits this due to frequent outages in the git plant.
> Current employer actually prohibits this due to frequent outages in the git plant.
Even without knowing what you mean by git plant. I can tell you you're holding it wrong.
I'd like to help, but I can't offer useful suggestions if I have no idea what you're even doing, or prohibiting.
Re: OpenGitOps
#8ArgoCD is the defacto gitops standard now and has the lions share of gitops deployments.
Last I saw, ArgoCD was heavily reliant on Kubernetes. Has this changed? (also, it seems like the site is heavily supporting ArgoCD)
The whole premise of opengitops is heavily reliant on kubernetes.
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#9ArgoCD is the defacto gitops standard now and has the lions share of gitops deployments.
Which is funny because ArgoCD is...miserable.
Like it just doesn't do anything other then clone a branch and run a blind kubectl apply - it'll happily wedge your cluster into a state requiring manual intervention.