End-To-End GitOps
summary
Argues GitOps should manage more than Kubernetes apps and demonstrates using Flux + Crossplane to provision infrastructure, clusters and databases from YAML. Flux continuously syncs Git; Crossplane implements compositions and CRDs to create AWS EKS and RDS from YAML, producing VPCs, subnets, node groups, a StatefulSet Postgres and app deployments. Shows moving a dev local DB to production RDS by changing labels and repository directories; reconciliation runs and AWS resources are created (AWS latency ~5–30 minutes).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:30What Gitops Is
- 5:58Who's Using Githubs
- 10:20Demo
- 11:17Create a Cluster
- 20:22Pod Services Deployments
- 30:05How Do You Handle Breaking Changes in Merging
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