The term "operations" in IT - singular or plural?

Solution 1:

Operations is the collective of all tasks. The word in itself is called "operations" and not "operation". Also, one does not call it "operation" when referring to a single task within the "operations".

Therefore the correct answer is: "GitOps makes it easy to..."

For reference: "GitOps offers developers a way to manage operational workflows, particularly for Kubernetes, that relies on familiar processes, e.g., pull requests, which they already use to merge code."

Notice: "GitOps offers"

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