GitOpsi

GitOpsi is a system for managing operational tasks and configurations using Git as the central repository. It aims to provide a streamlined and auditable way to handle deployment, configuration, and other IT operations. The core idea is to treat operational data, such as server configurations, deployment scripts, and application settings, as code that can be versioned, tracked, and managed within a Git repository.

This approach enables teams to leverage familiar Git workflows for operational tasks. Changes can be committed, branched, merged, and reviewed, similar to software development. This provides a clear history of all operational modifications, facilitating rollbacks and troubleshooting. GitOpsi typically involves a set of tools and scripts that interact with the Git repository to apply changes to target systems. These systems might be servers, containers, or other infrastructure components.

The benefits of using GitOpsi include increased transparency, improved collaboration among operations teams, and enhanced reliability through version control. It promotes an infrastructure-as-code philosophy, where the state of the infrastructure is defined in configuration files stored in Git. This allows for automated deployments and consistent management of environments. Different implementations of GitOpsi may exist, but the fundamental principle remains the use of Git for managing operational knowledge and execution.