At the end of last month we had the chance to participate in the first virtual meetup by spainclouds.com<\/p>\n
About 200 people registered at the meeting participated in an open session of experiences about ingress controller<\/strong><\/a>, backup systems for k8<\/strong><\/a> and attended the speech that we, from Geko Cloud, gave about GitFlow and how to generate dynamic volatile environments using the GitOps philosophy through one of the trendiest CICD tools on the scene like jenkinsX<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n The truth is that it was our first experience in a virtual meetup with the Zoom platform<\/strong> and I have to tell you that I’m more than satisfied with the user experience as a speaker and with all the functionalities that this tool provides for this type of events such as control, recording, etc. Without a doubt, it won’t be the last time that we use it, above all to provide training or open events, as is the case.<\/p>\n These types of initiatives are fantastic for exchanging experiences in very different environments with platforms that until now were considered high-risk<\/strong> due to their complexity and the risk with the support involved as they are tools generated by the contribution of the community.<\/p>\n In this case, our value as a company<\/strong> is focused on two fundamental principles:<\/p>\n In the speech we basically talk about the GitFlow framework and workflows<\/strong> as well as in which environments it is recommended, its advantages, limitations and some recommendations that you may be interested in.<\/p>\n\n
GitFlow and GitOPS – The “speech”<\/h2>\n