A practical guide to using Red Hat OpenShift as a unified platform for GitOps-driven application modernization across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Covers how to design a Git-centric operating model with clear repository structures, namespace tenancy, and environment promotion workflows. Explains building an automation backbone with infrastructure-as-code, GitOps controllers (Argo CD-style), and CI pipelines that separate artifact building from deployment. Addresses multi-cluster management, policy-as-code for security and compliance, and three migration patterns: new services first, strangler pattern, and lift-and-shift with gradual refactoring.
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From GitOps Roadmap to Platform RealityDesigning a GitOps Operating Model on OpenShiftBuilding the Automation BackboneOperating in Hybrid and Multi-Cluster EnvironmentsSecurity, Compliance and Policy as CodeMigration Patterns That Work in PracticeBringing it TogetherRelated359 Impressions