Teaching GitOps
summary
Four case studies show how to teach GitOps to newcomers, DevOps, developers and managers with concrete steps: close gaps in Git Docker and Kubernetes, start newcomers on push GitOps (Jenkins on a local VM) before moving to pull GitOps agents (Argo CD/Flux) in clusters, use hands-on sandbox exercises and champions among developers, and frame ROI with numbers (example: from 3 deployments/week to several times a day, and deployments dropping from an hour to seconds). Focus on principles, not tool zealotry.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Teaching GitOps matters
- 2:37Push vs pull GitOps
- 3:42Teaching newcomers DevOps
- 6:58Teaching experienced teams
- 9:32Teaching developers
- 13:28Teaching managers
- 15:39Teaching GitOps tips
- 17:48Closing remarks & Q&A
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