Beauty of your videos are it is hard to forget, not like any other technical explanations. You are truly an inspiration Brother. Thanks for clarifying tough technologies in a very simple and beautiful manner.
Thanks For the video it’s really simple to understand, so where does Jenkins and Gitlab comes into play? Why wud a org have another node like Jenkins just for CICD when they can easily have the same pipeline feature from Gitlab-CICD or via GitActions ?
Great and crisp explanation, as always!! I have one question though. As Argo CD and Gitlab are based on GitOps, cant we use one over the other? I know Argo CD is specifically designed for continuous delivery and application deployment to Kubernetes but if I already have Gitlab CI/CD pipeline, do I still need to use Argo CD? Because I see Gitlab has support for K8s integration.
If you're interested in adopting a GitOps workflow, you have the option of leveraging tools like ArgoCD or Flux. On the other hand, if you're inclined towards using GitLab's CI/CD workflow, which involves interacting with the Kubernetes API to manage your cluster, you can seamlessly integrate this approach.
Dear Mumshad, its really a nice video. I was not aware of gitOps , but now its bit clear to me. Can you please suggest me how is the job market for this trio using gitOps ( GIT + TF + Ansible) on any cloud like AWS ? I know the market of k8s is on high demand , but how about this IaaC Side jobs ? Thanks in advance !!
The demand for GitOps (Git + Terraform + Ansible) skills is increasing, especially for cloud infrastructure with AWS. It's a good opportunity for job seekers with relevant skills.
Thanks for the video, but I have a question: How is GitOps different from Jenkins for Continuous Deployment? I understand we can use GitOps for IaC but when working on application deployment can't we utilize Jenkins for the same?
Benefit when you apply GitOps: Leverages Git as the single source of truth. Uses declarative infrastructure-as-code tools (e.g., Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts). Changes are made through Git commits. Automates synchronization between desired state in Git and actual system state.
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Beauty of your videos are it is hard to forget, not like any other technical explanations. You are truly an inspiration Brother. Thanks for clarifying tough technologies in a very simple and beautiful manner.
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Love and Prayers for you and Zohaib Bhai from Pakistan.
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best instructor ive seen in my learning journey
You have a gift for simplifying things, thank you.
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Thank you clear and to the point. It's a confusing umbrella term
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Thank You Mumshad Bhai
I like how it says switch to 1.5x :))
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You are a great communicator
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Thank you for Demystifying GitOps, Great content.
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Hey Kodecloud - When will the course "GIT for Beginners" come to Udemy and Udemy for Business?
Thanks For the video it’s really simple to understand, so where does Jenkins and Gitlab comes into play? Why wud a org have another node like Jenkins just for CICD when they can easily have the same pipeline feature from Gitlab-CICD or via GitActions ?
Mumshad - You always rocks!!. But little bit speed. Looking for flux CD course , Hope your team already working on it :)😀
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Atlantis can be open source tool push method for gitops
Great and crisp explanation, as always!! I have one question though. As Argo CD and Gitlab are based on GitOps, cant we use one over the other? I know Argo CD is specifically designed for continuous delivery and application deployment to Kubernetes but if I already have Gitlab CI/CD pipeline, do I still need to use Argo CD? Because I see Gitlab has support for K8s integration.
If you're interested in adopting a GitOps workflow, you have the option of leveraging tools like ArgoCD or Flux. On the other hand, if you're inclined towards using GitLab's CI/CD workflow, which involves interacting with the Kubernetes API to manage your cluster, you can seamlessly integrate this approach.
Amazing video! Understood GitOps clearly
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Really loved kodekloud kubernetes
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Recently started following the ArgoCD tutorial and its great. Would be good if there was also one on flux 2
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Great content by MM ❤
Much appreciated!
Dear Mumshad, its really a nice video. I was not aware of gitOps , but now its bit clear to me. Can you please suggest me how is the job market for this trio using gitOps ( GIT + TF + Ansible) on any cloud like AWS ? I know the market of k8s is on high demand , but how about this IaaC Side jobs ? Thanks in advance !!
The demand for GitOps (Git + Terraform + Ansible) skills is increasing, especially for cloud infrastructure with AWS. It's a good opportunity for job seekers with relevant skills.
Neat and clear explanation!
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great work
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Another amazing video from MM, love ur work :)
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Quality content. Keep up the good work.
Much appreciated
Excellent
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Thanks for the video, but I have a question: How is GitOps different from Jenkins for Continuous Deployment? I understand we can use GitOps for IaC but when working on application deployment can't we utilize Jenkins for the same?
Benefit when you apply GitOps: Leverages Git as the single source of truth. Uses declarative infrastructure-as-code tools (e.g., Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts). Changes are made through Git commits. Automates synchronization between desired state in Git and actual system state.