GitOps Reconciliation - CI/CD Glossary Definition
GitOps reconciliation is the continuous loop in which a controller compares the actual cluster state to the desired state declared in Git and converges the cluster toward it.
GitOps reconciliation is the continuous loop in which a controller compares the actual cluster state to the desired state declared in Git and converges the cluster toward it.
GitOps reconciliation is the continuous loop in which a controller compares the actual cluster state to the desired state declared in Git and converges the cluster toward it.
Tools
Argo CD and Flux run reconciliation loops that detect divergence and re-apply the Git-declared manifests, so Git remains the single source of truth for deployments.
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