This is excerpts from the video titled "Declarative by Default, Secure by Design: GitOps as a Control Plane for Governance - Andrew Martin" [https://youtu.be/NTX_Pkr9eEU?list=TLGGbZgDyZafBmkyNTA2MjAyNQ]. This video was uploaded on the "CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] YouTube channel"1. The transcript details the content of the talk, which covers:•The concept of a control plane, drawing on industrial control and Kubernetes.•The challenges of governance without GitOps, describing it as "reasonably unpretty"•Reframing GitOps beyond CI/CD to include policy enforcement and compliance control.•Real-world practices in regulated environments.•The progression towards continuous governance as a core part of delivery.The transcript focuses entirely on the technical concepts of GitOps, its application as a universal control plane for governance, policy as code, auditability, compliance in cloud-native environments, and related topics like Kubernetes, AI Ops, and security. It also includes a Q&A session on applying GitOps principles to non-Kubernetes workloads and databases, as well as AI Ops.

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