Scaling Kubernetes Fleet Management Using GitOps Bridge - Blake Romano & Carlos Santana

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Scaling Kubernetes Fleet Management Using GitOps Bridge - Blake Romano, Imagine Learning & Carlos Santana, AWS
When building Internal Developer Platforms you typically use an Infrastructure as Code tool like Terraform or Pulumi to deploy the core infrastructure and you use a GitOps Controller to deploy Kubernetes manifests that can deploy core components of your Kubernetes cluster like your CNI and Service Mesh. Establishing a way to connect your IaC and your GitOps Configuration has been a challenge. The GitOps Bridge is a pattern that bridges the gap between IaC and GitOps Manifests. Adopting this pattern allows you to manage a fleet of Kubernetes Clusters while being able to dynamically pass in outputs from your Infrastructure as Code. Hear how adopting this pattern allows you to speed up GitOps adoption at scale in your organization.