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In this panel discussion, Matt Allford, Charlotte Fleming, and Steve Fenton walk through some of the key findings from the research projects that took place at Octopus Deploy this year. The State of GitOps report1 The State of GitOps report investi...

Given the advantages of declarative desired state and the tools that reconcile it, why aren’t organizations adopting it faster? Declarative desired state is the GitOps principle everyone knows but few actually use. The recent State of GitOps reporth...

We love maturity models, but you must take great care when deciding whether they are the appropriate tool for the job. In DevOps, the volume of practices and the number and variety of contexts make maturity models a poor fit. It’s far better to revie...

GitOps combines the best ideas from DevOps and infrastructure as code IaC. By storing definitions of infrastructure and applications in version control, teams can use familiar tools to make, review, rollback, and audit those changes. Just like DevOp...

Many enterprises still rely on legacy infrastructure, slow manual processes, and siloed IT teams. The result is fragile systems that can’t keep up with rapid business demands. That’s why more organizations are adopting gitops to modernize their opera...

Recently at Octopus Deploy, we surveyed the industry to gain insights into the adoption and challenges of real-world GitOps, with the results forming the State of GitOps reporthttps://octopus.com/publications/state-of-gitops-report. While reviewing t...

At Kubecon Paris, we surveyed expert developers about their modernization initiatives, including what works well and where there’s pain. KubeCon in Paris was an amazing opportunity for like-minded people to gather together to talk about Kubernetes, ...

!1 Introduction The world of software development has seen immense changes over the last decade, especially with the growing adoption of cloud-native applications and microservices. Two of the most widely used concepts in modern DevOps practices a...