GitOps is a transformative approach in software development and operations that emphasizes using Git as a single source of truth (SSOT) for infrastructure and application management, enhancing efficiency, reliability, and security. As the practice continues to evolve into 2024, various tools such as Argo CD, Flux, GitHub Actions, Terraform, Helm, and DevZero are becoming integral to the GitOps toolkit, providing diverse functionalities that support CI/CD, infrastructure as code (IaC), and configuration management. These tools facilitate automation, streamline deployments, and improve collaboration by ensuring that application and infrastructure changes are traceable and auditable. The distinction between GitOps and traditional DevOps lies in GitOps’ specific focus on Git-based workflows, which enhances governance and compliance through structured reviews and approvals. The integration of GitOps practices is poised to become a central component of modern DevOps strategies, offering teams the flexibility to optimize workflows and maintain consistency across development environments.