How does GitOps (ArgoCD, Flux) deal with cloud resources?

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  • crossplane

    The Cloud Native Control Plane

    You could look into the tool crossplane https://crossplane.io/ . It allows you to provision cloud resources as kubernetes manifests.

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  • flux2-multi-tenancy

    Manage multi-tenant clusters with Flux

    You may look at multi tenant deployment of fluxcd at https://github.com/fluxcd/flux2-multi-tenancy where you can have shared infrastructure repo to bootstrap flux with terraform (if you wish) and then a repo per team to manage k8s resources.

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