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GitOps mode

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GitOps mode

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GitOps mode

GitOps mode helps users avoid unexpected changes by preventing manual updates of GitOps-configurable features in the UI.

For example, if a user in the Fleet UI adds a query and then GitOps runs, the query will be deleted. GitOps mode helps avoid this by preventing the user from saving or editing the query in the first place (though does still allow running an ad-hoc live query):

Enabling

To turn GitOps mode on or off, navigate to Settings > Integrations > Change management:

Still available

GitOps mode prevents the UI user from editing GitOps-configurable features. They will still be able to, for example:

  • Read any data presented in the UI
  • Add and edit users
  • Add and edit labels
  • Run live queries

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