Git versus GitOps
The following table summarizes the differences between Git and GitOps:
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Git |
GitOps |
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Definition |
Git is a distributed version control system that tracks changes to source code and other files. It allows multiple developers to collaborate and manage code revisions efficiently. |
GitOps is a set of practices and principles that leverage Git as the single source of truth for managing and automating the deployment and operation of infrastructure and applications. |
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Focus |
Primarily focused on version control and collaboration for source code. |
Focused on automating and managing the deployment and operation of infrastructure and applications through Git-based DevOps workflows. |
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Usage |
Widely used... |
