GitOps & Declarative Delivery

Git as the single source of truth — what's in the repo is what's running.

GitOps makes the repository the single source of truth: the desired state lives in Git, and a controller continuously reconciles the running system to match it. I set up Argo CD or Flux so deployments become declarative and self-healing — drift is corrected automatically, every change arrives through a reviewed pull request, and the audit trail is just your Git history. The payoff is operational clarity: what's running is always what's in the repo, rollback is a revert, and progressive sync keeps even large changes controlled.

What's included

Argo CD / Flux setup
Declarative environment definitions
Automated sync & drift correction
PR-based change control
Progressive sync & rollback

4 Jun 2026

Terraform modules that scale with your team, not against it

Reusable modules only scale if you treat them like products: small, reviewed, tested and versioned. A practical guide to building, releasing and consuming Terraform modules straight from GitHub — pinned to a tag or, when it matters, an immutable commit hash — with a Terragrunt layout that mirrors your estate.

Infrastructure as Code & CI/CD

Terraform & Reusable Modules CI/CD Pipelines Environments & Provisioning Policy & Secrets as Code Release Safety

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