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Signed-off-by: David Young <davidy@funkypenguin.co.nz>
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description: Kubernetes Flux deployment strategy - Design
title: Using fluxcd/fluxv2 to deploy from helm with GitOps
description: This page details a deployment design pattern which facilitates the use of fluxcd/fluxv2 to provided a tiered structure of helm releases, so that you can manage your cluster services via GitOps using a single repository.
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# Design
# Using helm with GitOps via fluxv2/fluxv2
!!! question "Shouldn't a design **precede** installation instructions?"
In this case, I felt that an [installation](/kubernetes/deployment/flux/install/) and a practical demonstration upfront, would help readers to understand the flux design, and make it simpler to then explain how to [operate](/kubernetes/deployment/flux/operate/) flux themselves! 💪
Flux is power and flexible enough to fit many use-cases. After some experience and dead-ends, I've worked out a way to deploy Flux with enough flexibility but structure to make it an almost-invisible part of how my cluster "just works" on an ongoing basis..
## Diagram
## Illustration
Consider this entity relationship diagram:
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app-containers }|..|o app-sealed-secrets : references
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## Explanation
## Description
And here's what it all means, starting from the top...