GitOps is a deployment methodology centered around using a Git repository as the single source of truth for code changes, which then triggers real-time deployments across environments and clusters. It has gained traction for its developer-centric approach and ability to enhance continuous delivery by automating infrastructure management. Various tools have emerged to support GitOps, with Argo CD and Flux being popular open-source options, though they often lack enterprise features like audit trails and RBAC. CodeFresh builds on Argo to enhance security and management, whereas GitLab integrates GitOps into its broader CI/CD platform but lacks core GitOps functionalities such as drift detection. Harness is highlighted as a comprehensive solution, integrating with ArgoCD and Flux to offer essential GitOps features alongside robust security, governance, and additional tools for a complete software delivery lifecycle. As GitOps evolves, companies are urged to evaluate tools not just for their GitOps capabilities but also for their ability to scale and integrate within a broader DevOps infrastructure.