GitOps is an operational framework that leverages a source control repository to manage and automate infrastructure and application deployments, primarily using Kubernetes for container orchestration. Coined by Alexis Richardson, GitOps emphasizes a "pull-to-deploy" model where the entire system is defined declaratively within a central repository, enabling seamless updates, rollbacks, and compliance with security standards. It integrates with DevOps and DevSecOps practices, allowing developers to actively participate in operations workflows and fostering scalability and efficiency in continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) processes. The approach relies on software agents to ensure system states align with repository definitions, promoting self-healing and reducing manual intervention. While GitOps enhances deployment speed and team scalability, it necessitates robust observability tools, such as Coralogix, to effectively monitor and manage the dynamic infrastructure changes.