Simplify application deployment at Dynomica, a web service for discovering new bands and artists, by developing a GitOps proof-of-concept microservice. You’ll help modernize traditional pipelines to a GitOps approach by deploying a cluster, installing Flux, and configuring a GitOps workflow to enable automated deployments. Then see GitOps in action as Flux detects and implements changes committed to Git, effortlessly reconciling your cluster to match the desired state defined in the repository. As you practice deploying with GitOps, you’ll discover how the reconciliation process enables automated, consistent deployments.

In this liveProject, you’ll implement a complex, multi-environment GitOps pipeline for the Dynomica music web service. You’ll need to improve Dynomica’s delivery by structuring your code to deploy across development, staging, and production environments. You’ll write reusable manifests that can be applied to multiple clusters and see how proper GitOps structure streamlines management as your infrastructure scales. Soon, you’ll be able to deliver multi-cluster GitOps to deploy consistent environments from a single source of truth effortlessly.

With production traffic increasing and services rapidly scaling, the Dynomica music service must balance frequent releases with production stability. In this liveProject, you’ll help Dynomica implement progressive delivery on Kubernetes to push code while safeguarding production. Enable controlled, gradual rollouts to catch issues before they impact users, unlock frequent deployments to production without crashes, and you’ll soon have a progressive delivery pipeline that can deliver reliable, rapid releases that keep Dynomica competitive.