Keynote: GitOps Working Group Project Summary
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OpenGitOps lives as a CNCF sandbox project defining vendor‑neutral GitOps principles and building interoperability, conformance tests, docs and code; the principles are declarative desired state, immutable versioned source, agents that pull the repo and continuous drift detection that reconciles out‑of‑sync systems. Announcements include a certified GitOps Associate beta Q1 and an invite list with a waitlist. Community work organizes into teams (marketing, media fact‑checking, environmental sustainability; AI/ML team inactive) with repo issues, first/third‑Wednesday meetings and examples comparing Flux, Argo, Flagger/Argo Rollouts and Linkerd.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04GitOps WG overview
- 2:52GitOps principles
- 4:56Clarifying the difference between GitOps principles three and four
- 6:00Certified GitOps Associate
- 6:43ArgoCon 2023 highlights
- 7:45GitOpsCon future plans
- 8:29Get involved
- 10:59WG update summary
- 11:19Q&A with Scott
- 14:30Project teams deep dive
- 21:36Community participation
- 24:48Encouraging contributions regardless of expertise level
- 25:12GitOps tools comparison
- 27:19Closing remarks
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