DevEx | GitOps & ArgoCD, Meetup Tikal & Ownbackup

DevEx | GitOps & ArgoCD, Meetup Tikal & Ownbackup

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In this talk we will cover the ci-cd processes shifting to GitLab and ArgoCD, and how our implementation provides shorter feedback loops which are key in speeding-up the overall developer experience.

Whilst Gitlab provides the CI, Argo provides the Continuous Deployment tools which implement GitOps best practices in addition to the argo CLI and GUI, which provide a coherent view of their microservice.

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