GitOps as a software engineering practice has become increasingly popular especially when it comes to applications on Kubernetes. Using a Git repository as its single source of truth, teams commit declarative configurations into Git, and these configurations are used to create environments needed for Continuous Delivery.

Benefits of GitOps.

  • No manual set up of environments
  • No use of standalone scripts
  • Enhanced developer experience
  • Increased productivity
  • Higher reliability

Optimized GitOps with CAEPE.

However, GitOps management can become unwieldy as repositories multiply. CAEPE handles the latter stages of the GitOps process, ensuring that new configurations are correctly deployed to your Kubernetes clusters wherever they are. In particular, for GitOps on edge and air-gapped infrastructure, CAEPE simplifies automation, deployment, analytics, network slicing, policies & security – making management of even hundreds of edge and air-gapped clusters possible. 

1. Commit

Developer commit changes of Kubernetes resource definitions to Git repo.

2. Integrate

CI is triggered, creating new container image.

3. Pull

Developer issues a pull request.

4. Create

The pull request is reviewed, and changes are merged to the main branch triggering a webhook.

5. Deploy

CAEPE clones the repo and applies the required changes to cluster configuration.

6. Reconcile

Kubernetes reconciles the changes required to cluster resources, until it achieves the desired configuration.

7. Monitor

CAPE monitors progress and reports that the application is in sync.

Why use CAEPE with GitOps.

User friendly interface
Enterprise Support
Scalable Deployments
Multi-cloud,
Air-gapped, Edge
Advanced Delivery
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