Story Tag: argo

Stories Tag: argo

Argo CD Does Support Explicit Deny | by Helena Brewster | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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It is a common requirement to require explicit deny in various access policies. Argo CD does support explicit deny in policies, however the documentation surrounding the capability is lacking. This Argo CD documentation demonstates how additional roles and groups can be configured in a argocd-rbac-cm configuration map. The standard allowed policies are defined in this GitHub file: However, there is no mention about explicit deny….

Evolution of code deployment tools at Mixpanel | by Matthew Hoare | Jun, 2021 | Mixpanel Engineering

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At Mixpanel, we’ve had our ups and downs with the cloud. We moved off the cloud back in 2011 to dedicated hardware deployed on Softlayer. Although we got rid of some of the noisy neighbor problems we saw on Rackspace, it came at the cost of over-provisioning our processing capacity because it was tough to get machines on-demand. After a lot of soul-searching, we finally…

Introducing Argo Rollouts v1.0. Progressive Delivery done right! | by Jesse Suen | May, 2021 | Argo Project

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Progressive Delivery done right! The Argo maintainers are proud to introduce Argo Rollouts v1.0! Read on to understand the motivations and design for this project and our journey to v1.0. Please visit our releases page for instructions on installing the release. By late 2019, Intuit was in the midst of transitioning hundreds of services from traditional VMs onto Kubernetes. One of the biggest gaps developers…

Argo Rollouts, the Kubernetes Progressive Delivery Controller, Reaches 1.0 Milestone | by Kostis Kapelonis | Container Hub | May, 2021...

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Argo Rollouts, part of the Argo project, recently released their 1.0 version. You can see the changelog and more details on the Github release page. If you are not familiar with Argo Rollouts, it is a Kubernetes Controller that deploys applications on your cluster. It replaces the default rolling-update strategy of Kubernetes with more advanced deployment methods such as blue/green and canary deployments. In addition,…

Creating Containerized Workflows with Argo | by George Novack | May, 2021 | Medium

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In a previous article, I explored Kubeflow Pipelines and walked through the process of creating and executing a simple Machine Learning Pipeline. In this article, I will take a closer look at Argo, the open-source workflow orchestration engine that is used as the default orchestration platform for Kubeflow Pipelines. In order to start playing with Argo, we will first need a running Kubernetes cluster. I…

Argo Workflows v3.1 is coming…. Hot on the heels of v3.0, v3.1… | by Alex Collins | May, 2021 |...

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Hot on the heels of v3.0, v3.1 introduces some features which we know we’re excited about, but first some numbers! Users often source and transform data as part of their workflows. The data template provides first-class support for these common operations. A data template is especially useful for iterating over artifacts in a bucket. This allows you to have one step in your workflow create…

Argo Workflows v3.1 is coming…. Hot on the heels of v3.0, v3.1… | by Alex Collins | May, 2021 |...

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Hot on the heels of v3.0, v3.1 introduces some features which we know we’re excited about, but first some numbers! Users often source and transform data as part of their workflows. The data template provides first-class support for these common operations. A data template is especially useful for iterating over artifacts in a bucket. This allows you to have one step in your workflow create…

Kubernetes multicluster add-on bootstrapping at scale with GitOps using ArgoCD’s ApplicationSet Controller | by Suren Raju | May, 2021 |...

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Organizations adopting containers and Kubernetes will end up running and maintaining multiple Kubernetes clusters. Some are used as production, some as QA while others are used as short-lived dev environments. Development teams might require third-party off-the-shelf applications (aka cluster add-ons) like Prometheus, Grafana, Elasticsearch, Kafka, Argo Workflows etc. for various reasons. Kubernetes administrators are responsible for bootstrapping the add-ons required by the development teams. Since…

📖 Docs: Kubernetes SSO, Argo, dev environments, GitOps | by Richard Li | Apr, 2021 | Ambassador Labs

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We believe great documentation is critical, and we’re constantly working to improve our documentation. In the past month, we’ve added a number of new sections and tutorials to our documentation. In this post, we’ll highlight some of these new additions. By default, kubectl uses a certificate to authenticate to a remote Kubernetes cluster. This is handy and easy, but does not scale well as you…

Recover automatically from failed deployments with Argo Rollouts and Prometheus metrics | by Kostis Kapelonis | Container Hub | Apr,...

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Argo Rollouts is a progressive delivery controller created for Kubernetes. It allows you to deploy your application with minimal/zero downtime by adopting a gradual way of deploying instead of taking an “all at once” approach. Argo Rollouts supercharges your Kubernetes cluster and in addition to the rolling updates you can now do In the previous article, we have seen blue/green deployments. In this article, we…