Your Git repository describes exactly what production should look like — and an operator continuously makes reality match it.
Discuss Your GitOps SetupIn GitOps, the desired state of your system lives in Git as declarative manifests. A controller running in your cluster continuously compares the live state to Git and reconciles any difference. Deployments become pull requests; rollbacks become git reverts; and the cluster can never quietly drift from what's been reviewed and approved.
Desired state written as manifests in a Git repo.
Changes proposed and approved via pull request.
The operator syncs the cluster to match Git.
Health and drift continuously checked and reported.
Every change to production goes through Git review — no out-of-band kubectl edits, no mystery state.
If someone changes the cluster directly, the operator detects the drift and restores the declared state.
Reverting a commit reverts the deployment — recovery is a familiar Git operation, not a fire drill.
Git history is your deployment history — who changed what, when and why, ready for any audit.
Consistent The cluster always matches reviewed Git state.
Recoverable Rollback is a git revert away.
Auditable Git history is a full deployment audit log.
Tell us about your Kubernetes setup and we'll set up a GitOps workflow where every change is reviewed, reconciled and reversible.