 GitOps is a flavor of continuous integration and continuous delivery, one of the prominent practices within the DevOps movement. And the idea is quite simple. It advocates putting everything, pretty much everything about your desired system and entire system infrastructure and application in a declarative manner inside Git repositories and drive your infrastructure and application operations through well understood Git workflows such as pull request and measure request. And it's about giving developers the ability to respond to requests and deploy code, deploy applications with the speed of code. The advantage of this method is that you get full visibility and traceability that the Git provider gives you through the commit history and at the same time, you have a consistent way to roll out these changes to your clusters and application. So ArgoCity started at Intuit a few years ago when Intuit acquired a startup named Aplatics. And Intuit tasked that group with building a new self-service developer platform because Intuit realized that we needed to move faster, we needed to innovate faster, we needed to be more agile in the process of creating code, developing code. And they had a product called Argo workflow which was a workflow orchestration engine. So that started building the self-service platform based on that. And as that was being developed, we realized there was a need for a continuous deployment project or product. And that's what ArgoCity was based out of. And that's when we started applying the GitOps principles and how you take all the cloud native goodness that we were using to build this platform and how we're changing the way we're developing and building a project out of that. In Intuit strongly believes in open source and giving back is one of our core values. And that's perfectly embodied in the open source community. But we are not a vendor and we needed partners to help drive and grow the community and also someone that could stand back behind the enterprise customers who want to deploy this in their environment. As Red had given our open source heritage, we started looking in the open source communities if there is a project that solves this problem well and we came across a few, started interacting with these communities and ArgoCity became quite obvious that is a very successful project as a part of cloud native computing foundation that addresses this problem really well. And at the same time, it has a very active and vivid community. So it was a pleasure to bring this up with Intuit and start collaborating within this community with other vendors within this community with the goal to take ArgoCity really to the next step and bring it through enterprise customers, make sure that it's ready for production environments and type of customers that Red had usually has. So Red had has a long history of helping drive and grow communities just what we were looking for and especially on the cloud native area. So they have really stepped up in taking Argo to the next level. They're contributing at every level and we work closely on the engineering side, product management and marketing. So I'm really excited how Red is helping take the Argo project and the community to the next level. So according to the CNCF Charter and I'm paraphrasing, they're saying that cloud native technologies empower organizations to build and run scalable applications in modern dynamic environments. And that's what Kubernetes is meant to do and meant to be. However, there are some rough edges run Kubernetes. Kubernetes doesn't take you all the way to that state especially when you're looking at application and that's where Argo CD and the Argo projects come in. We take that to the next level. We build on top of Kubernetes and we help developers, organizations to take the cloud native deployments and applications to that next level, build on Kubernetes. OpenShift GitOps is built around Argo CD as the core component and its aim is to bring Argo CD within the ecosystem of capabilities, tools and user experiences of OpenShift. So it brings Argo CD to the cluster and provides a user experience within OpenShift for customers and also helps customers with some of the tooling around getting started with the GitOps process using Argo CD, using TecDom pipelines for continuous integration integrated into the secret managers and other aspects that need to be in place for a team to start on their GitOps adoption and GitOps journey.