r/GitOps is a subreddit with 3k members. The most common flair used is event.
Welcome to GitOps!
The GitOps Principles state that the desired state of a system managed by GitOps must be:
1) Declarative
2) Versioned and Immutable
3) Pulled Automatically
4) Continuously Reconciled
Learn more at:
https://opengitops.dev
Learn how to get involved at https://opengitops.dev/get-involved
Or join us on the CNCF slack #wg-gitops
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: "Hey everyone, join me for this on Friday: What is Flux, how does it work, can we get it working with vCluster OSS (spoiler - yes) - Friday, July 11th @ 8AM Pacific. With Mike Peterson, Scott Rigby, and Leigh Capili"
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Last updated: July 8, 2026