GitOps Workflow

Implement GitOps with ArgoCD or FluxCD for Kubernetes environments. Your Git repository becomes the single source of truth for infrastructure and application state.

$80 – $200(one-time)
3–5 business days
The Problem

Managing Kubernetes deployments manually leads to configuration drift, undocumented changes, and difficult rollbacks. Teams lose track of what's actually running in production.

Our Solution

We implement a GitOps workflow where every change goes through Git. ArgoCD or FluxCD continuously syncs your cluster state with your repository, giving you full audit trail and one-click rollbacks.

What You Get

Declarative Config

Infrastructure defined as code, versioned in Git

Auto-Sync

Changes in Git automatically apply to your cluster

Audit Trail

Full history of every change via Git commits

Easy Rollback

Revert to any previous state with a git revert

How It Works

1

Assessment

We review your Kubernetes setup and deployment workflow

2

Tool Selection

We recommend ArgoCD or FluxCD based on your needs

3

Implementation

We install, configure, and connect the GitOps tool to your repos

4

Migration

We migrate existing deployments to the GitOps workflow

Tech Stack

ArgoCD
FluxCD
Kubernetes
Helm
Kustomize
Git

Deliverables

GitOps tool installed and configured
Application manifests in Git
Automated sync policies
Rollback procedures
Documentation

GitOps Workflow

$80 – $200

one-time

Timeline: 3–5 business days

Get a Quote

Free consultation. No commitment required.

Frequently Asked Questions

ArgoCD or FluxCD — which should I use?

ArgoCD if you want a visual dashboard and UI. FluxCD if you prefer a lighter, CLI-first approach. Both are CNCF projects and production-ready.

Do I need Kubernetes for GitOps?

GitOps is primarily designed for Kubernetes. For Docker Compose setups, we recommend standard CI/CD pipelines instead.

Can GitOps work with Helm charts?

Yes. Both ArgoCD and FluxCD have native Helm support for rendering and deploying charts from Git.

What happens if someone makes a manual change to the cluster?

The GitOps tool detects drift and can auto-revert the change to match the Git state, depending on your sync policy.

How does this integrate with my existing CI/CD?

CI builds and pushes images. GitOps handles the deployment side. They complement each other perfectly.

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