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GitOps – Infrastructure Automation Pays Off

GitOps transforms infrastructure management by defining the entire desired state in a Git repository and letting the environment update itself automatically. This creates transparency, security, and a self‑healing system that corrects drift on its own. At the same time, GitOps introduces new challenges around configuration and sensitive data. Why the approach is still worth it—and how modern tools make it work in practice—unfolds in the full article.

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CI – and then what?

With the use of CI (continuous integration) and CD (continuous deployment), a software project is considered quite modern. However, when the project grows, you quickly realize that not all CI's are the same. How complex does troubleshooting become when the pipeline inexplicably fails? Can I simply generate the same increment locally? And how maintainable is my pipeline when it comes to integrating new components and extending the pipeline? This can quickly consume a lot of development time and slow down the actual product development.

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