The article details the process of deploying "Pastr," a simple URL shortener, to Kubernetes using a variety of tools including GitHub, Docker, AWS, Codefresh, Argo CD, and Kustomize, as part of the "Codefresh in the Wild" series. The authors aim to explore CI/CD and GitOps methodologies by integrating these tools to build an end-to-end deployment workflow. The project begins with forking "Pastr" into a public GitHub repository and setting up a Codefresh CI pipeline that triggers builds on code changes and schedules nightly builds for security updates using Cron triggers. Notifications for build errors are configured to ensure immediate feedback, and unit tests are run to prevent faulty code from progressing. The process involves building Docker images, updating Kubernetes manifests, and using Codefresh GitOps for seamless application deployment. The article highlights the GitOps Environment Dashboard for managing environments and deployments, offering a live overview of application statuses and deployment details. The documentation of this process serves as a guide and inspiration for others in the tech community, providing a robust deployment pipeline for "Pastr" and a template for adopting best practices in CI/CD and GitOps.