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This guide is a walkthrough on how to manage software using GitOps. In Fleet, there are three types of software: Fleet-maintained apps, App Store (VPP) apps, and custom packages.
When using GitOps, you can optionally put Fleet in GitOps mode. This prevents you from making changes in the UI that would be overridden by GitOps workflows.
To manage custom packages via GitOps, please see the packages
in Fleet's GitOps docs.
If you want to use Fleet to host custom packages instead of a third-party package hosting tool (ex. Artifactory), first turn GitOps mode on in Settings > Integration > Change management
To manage App Store (VPP) apps via GitOps, please see the app_store_apps
in Fleet's best practice GitOps docs. Note that VPP apps must first be added to Apple Business Manager.
To manage App Store (VPP) apps via GitOps, please see the fleet_maintained_apps
in Fleet's best practice GitOps docs.