`git push` to etcd: An Anatomy of Flux @socallinuxexpo
`git push` to etcd: An Anatomy of Flux  @socallinuxexpo
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Talk by Leigh Capili

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What actually happens between a `git commit` and running Pods? In this session, Leigh will trace the instructions that make up a GitOps reconciliation.
We will peel back the layers of Flux's architecture, exploring:
- Native Go SDKs (no fork/exec) and `controller-runtime` queues- API Machinery internals like Server-Side Apply, Resource Versions, and etcd- Performance tuning using the Flux Operator dashboard
This session will be a fun, deep adventure. Come read some code with us!
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`git push` to etcd: An Anatomy of Flux

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