 The culture of DevOps made a lot of big promises and those promises were in place so that people could deploy code faster. They could get from an idea to a production environment faster, but really what DevOps was all about was driving a collaborative culture between developers and operations teams. What it didn't provide though was tools or a guideline to do that. People needed to figure out how to use automation, how to use CI CD pipelines to make sure that they could build that visibility, that collaboration between the two teams to make sure they could really work forward. So five years later we've got some great tool sets that support that culture and one of the newer ones is GitOps. So GitOps is the practice of using your Git repositories where your developers are submitting their code as a single source of truth and then integrating that with your CI CD continuous integration continuous deployment pipelines so that you can more automatically, automatically get from idea to production environment with higher quality code with the right people and provide visibility into the changes that were made for all the way from the developer to the end environment. With GitOps like with DevOps there are a number of tools that you can use. You have your own Git repositories that you like, you can choose what you want, you have a number of CI CD pipelines that you can use as well. With Red Hat OpenShift the platform offers two features that can help to support that and further automate and integrate your GitOps practices and your CI CD tools. The first is OpenShift Pipelines. It's fully integrated into OpenShift. It's supported by Red Hat so we can help you to put those pipelines in place and make sure that you're going again from idea to production and then of course giving feedback as well. We also have a feature that's called OpenShift GitOps and that feature now helps to take the idea of using those Git repositories integrating fully with that CD part, the continuous deployment part of the pipeline and making sure that you are deploying to the right environments at the right time.