GitOps is an emerging approach to continuous delivery that emphasizes automation, containerization, and orchestration technologies to manage production environments, aiming to deploy software in a reliable and repeatable manner. It leverages Git to store manifest files and Kubernetes for application deployment, allowing developers to focus on feature development rather than infrastructure management. This model enhances developer productivity, provides better visibility into application stacks, and supports faster deployment times through automation and a security-as-code strategy. For organizations new to GitOps, the recommended approach is to start small, gradually implementing GitOps practices such as Continuous Delivery and deployment automation, while ensuring a cultural shift within the organization to understand the significance and goals of this methodology. As GitOps gains popularity, tools like FluxCD, Argo CD, and Jenkins X facilitate its adoption, making it an attractive option for efficient software delivery.