GitOps & CI/CD
Every change goes through Git: build in CI, push to a registry, and Flux rolls it into the cluster.
The challenge
Sound familiar?
When deploying means running commands by hand, nobody is quite sure what is in production. A quick fix applied directly to the cluster gets silently overwritten later, and rolling back means remembering what the previous version was.
Our approach
What we do
- 01
Builds in CI
GitHub Actions workflows build container images on every tag, run the checks the project already has, and push versioned images to Artifact Registry.
- 02
Git as the source of truth
A gitops repository describes what runs where. Flux watches it and applies changes, so the cluster always matches what is committed.
- 03
Release automation
Image tags flow into the gitops repository through a reviewed commit. A release is a tag; a rollback is a revert.
- 04
Secrets kept out of Git
Secrets live in the cluster or a secret store, never as plain values in repositories or workflow logs.
What you get
- CI workflows for each repository with versioned images
- An Artifact Registry repository with clean tagging
- A gitops repository and Flux configured on your cluster
- A short runbook: how to release, how to roll back
Technologies
Let’s talk about your project
A few lines about your situation are enough to start.