altering previous versions (except if the user requests a change explicitly, an extreme and rare event). So you can revert back to a previous version while preserving an audit of all the changes that from the source. This principle is where GitOps starts to differentiate itself from a traditional event-driv- en process (more on that in the next section). Although triggering changes and updates via Reconciled The fourth and final principle is another way that GitOps differentiates itself from event-based workflows: Software agents continuously observe actual system state and attempt to apply

configuration changes 4 ● All changes are auditable ● Standard roll-forward or backwards in the event of failure ● Disaster recovery is “reapply the current state of the manifests” ● Experience is “pushes yaml │ └── stage-cd-pipeline.yaml ├── 07-eventlisteners │ └── cicd-event-listener.yaml └── 08-routes └── github-webhook-event-listener.yaml Argo CD - Managing Secrets How do I store Kubernetes

Use Git as the single source of truth to revert/rollback and fork in the case of a catastrophic event. Meet compliance requirements Build an audit log of all cluster changes and attribution that meets

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error-prone and more reliable. By drastically reducing the time taken to restore service in the event of a problem, GitOps promises much-improved availability for organizations of all kinds. How GitOps

Disaster recovery (DR) is a practice that every organization must have in place to recover from an event that negatively affects business operations. The goal of DR methods is to enable the organization

release should be so easy to perform/monitor/rollback that any team member can handle a deployment event and still have access to all critical information such as which Git commit was deployed and what