Building with FluxCD and Kubernetes | GitOps Principles Explained in Action
In this video, @DevOpsDirective explains how to build a GitOps pipeline using FluxCD. Sid also covers the core principles of GitOps.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:16 Problems GitOps Tries to Solve
1:28 Overview of GitOps + podinfo
3:07 Provision a Kubernetes Cluster
3:39 Install Flux CLI
4:29 Add Flux to the Kubernetes Cluster
5:35 Generate a Personal Access Token on GitHub
8:55 Doublecheck the Pods
9:18 Run git pull
10:18 Structure Your Repository: Monorepo
13:00 Deploy podinfo Application
19:17 Change Background Color
23:26 Use Helm to Deploy with Flux
28:00 Add Image Update Automation
34:55 Recap
36:25 Conclusion
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