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GitOps has caused quite some fuss on Twitter and KubeCon, and still continues to do so. This book aggregates the essence of GitOps to help clear up the confusion.
GitOps
A short book on the what, why, and how of GitOps
Dr. Simon Harrer
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This book has a bit of a history. Back in 2019, Simon hosted a seminar for master students in computer science on all things Kubernetes at the University of Bamberg, Germany. Florian participated in the seminar and choose the topic of evaluating whether GitOps is an evolution of DevOps.
After Florian handed in his great seminar thesis and gave his talk on his topic within the seminar, it became...
GitOps
A short book on the what, why, and how of GitOps
mob is a command line tool written in Go that helps you to handover unfinished code via git. It's great for mob/ensemble/pair programming.
mob
Fast git handover for remote mob or pair programming
Dr. Simon Harrer
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The tool basically emerged out of a necessity of handing over an unfinished state quickly to the next person when doing mob programming. Doing this manually is cumbersome, that's why we automated it.
mob
Fast git handover for remote mob or pair programming