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DevOps

GitOps services measured against the four principles

We have no published GitOps build. We have shipped Docker Compose deployments and Azure DevOps pipelines, and we check them against the four OpenGitOps principles.

0Published builds on GitOps
4OpenGitOps principles
v1.0.0Version of the principles
3Delivery builds nearby
What we build

What we would take on with GitOps

Desired state in Git

The system described in files a team reviews.

Agents that pull

Agents that pull the desired state from Git, with the pipeline ending at the build.

Continuous reconciliation

Drift between Git and the running system found and corrected.

History you can audit

Every release is a commit with a full version history.

Architecture

Where GitOps would sit

A GitOps agent between Git and the system
Source
Git repositoryDesired state
Agent
GitOps logo
GitOps agentWhere it would sit
Run
Docker logo
Docker ComposeTruckFleet Labs
Azure logo
AzureHydrajaws, Verify Auto

Illustration. A dashed outline marks where the technology would sit. We have no published build on it.

Principles

The four GitOps principles

OpenGitOps principles, version 1.0.0
DeclarativeThe desired state is expressed declaratively.
Versioned and immutableDesired state is stored with immutability and a complete version history.
Pulled automaticallySoftware agents pull the desired state from the source.
Continuously reconciledAgents observe the actual state and try to apply the desired state.

Source: OpenGitOps, opengitops.dev, GitOps Principles v1.0.0, checked 5 November 2026.

Builds

The closest builds we can show you

TruckFleet Labs dispatch console and driver app built by Dev Station
Logistics, fleet operations

TruckFleet Labs

A Docker multi-stage build with Docker Compose behind a FastAPI back end.

38Drivers on the app by week three
Hydrajaws safety testing app built by Dev Station
Construction safety testing, United Kingdom

Hydrajaws Limited

Azure DevOps pipelines and environments rebuilt for stable releases.

500%Surge in potential clients
Cryptocurrency marketing platform built by Dev Station
Fintech, Hong Kong

Cryptocurrency marketing platform

Daily CI/CD deployments on a Kanban workflow.

30,000+Concurrent users the platform had to support
Fit check

When GitOps is the right call

Pick GitOps when

  • You run several environments that drift
  • You want every release reviewed as a commit
  • Your system runs on Kubernetes or another declarative platform

Look elsewhere when

  • You need a published GitOps build to inspect, which we do not have
  • A few services on one host, where Docker Compose is enough
  • No one on your team will own the repository
Stack

What GitOps usually sits beside

Kubernetes logoKubernetes
Docker logoDocker
Terraform logoTerraform
Azure logoAzure
AWS logoAWS
Jenkins logoJenkins
FAQs

What buyers ask first

What are the GitOps principles?

Four: the desired state is declarative, versioned and immutable, pulled automatically by software agents, and continuously reconciled with the actual state. OpenGitOps publishes them as version 1.0.0.

Do you have a published GitOps build?

No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is Docker Compose deployments and Azure DevOps pipelines.

Is GitOps the same as CI/CD?

No. GitOps is a set of principles for operating a system. A pipeline can build the change, and an agent that pulls and reconciles the desired state delivers it.

Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.

Tell us how a change reaches production

Thirty minutes on your repositories, your environments and your release steps. No sales pitch.

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