Adds GitOps interactive lesson 3 - rollback a breaking change - #21
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Signed-off-by: Alex Creasy <alex@creasy.dev>
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NOTE: This PR is THIRD in a stack of 3 PRs and must be merged in order:
This adds the interactive content for the THIRD lesson for the GitOps tutorial series: Rolling back a breaking change.
To run:
Checkout the README.md in the lessons/ directory which will point you to instructions to setup the infrastructure and then to the first lesson.
Note: the documentation is to give an idea of how the lesson will go. In a later PR the prose will be re-written to improve the flow, make them more engaging and better elaborate on the lessons as required.
Closes: #10