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It can be considered an extension of Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The fundamental concept is to use Git commits and pull requests to approve changes while managing resources on Kubernetes. GitOps is not limited to Kubernetes. In principle, GitOps can manage any infrastructure defined as code.
In this course, we will look into GitOps and ArgoCD. ArgoCD is a declarative GitOps tool designed for Kubernetes application deployment.
ArgoCD is one of the world’s most popular open-source GitOps tools today, and it automates the deployment of the desired applications in the specified Kubernetes target environments.
This course is for aspiring learners looking to integrate ArgoCD and GitOps principles within their CICD pipelines.
We will discuss each concept with a demo followed by practical hands-on exercises, provide simple scripts to set up your Kubernetes cluster, and have a GitHub repository with various code snippets throughout this course.

Barahalikar Siddharth is not just a technologist but also an educator and innovator, committed to advancing technology through both professional practice and teaching.
With over 8 years of experience in DevSecOps, MuleSoft, Kubernetes, Apigee, Istio, and GCP, he is a Technical Architect known for his innovative approach to technology solutions. His expertise spans API development and management, utilizing platforms like Google Apigee, Mulesoft, and Kubernetes.
As an instructor, Siddharth shares his deep knowledge in Kubernetes, and DevSecOps, providing practical and comprehensive learning experiences. His academic contributions include papers on extending microservices using Istio Service Mesh and the management of microservices with DevOps tools.
Siddharth's career began at HCL Technologies, evolving from a Software Developer to a Technical Architect.His accolades include multiple Infinity League recognitions and a CKAD: Certified Kubernetes Application Developer certification.
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