Install Argo CD in a homelab cluster In part five of my kubernetes homelab series, we will install Argo CD into a homelab cluster so we can use gitops practices instead of ad-hoc kubectl commands. This will make it much easier to recreate the cluster exactly if we decide to move it to new hardware or just want to reset things to a known-good state after experimentation. Part 1 - Setting up Talos with a Cilium CNI on proxmox Part 2 Add SSL to Kubernetes using Cilium, cert-manager and LetsEncrypt with domains hosted on Amazon Route 53 Part 3 - Secret Management with SOPS Part 4 - Back up your Talos etcd cluster to a SMB share Part 5 - Install Argo CD Why bother with gitops? It’s a homelab, and I’m the only administrator Using gitops to configure your cluster instead of running kubectl apply commands directly makes it possible to reproduce the exact state of the cluster later if you need to revert to a known-good state.

I wrote a post on installing Argo CD in a #homelab #kubernetes cluster.

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Argo CD Emerges as the Leading GitOps Tool for Kubernetes Users in CNCF Survey The latest CNCF survey highlights Argo CD's dominance in Kubernetes environments, showcasing its reliability and user satisfaction in the cloud native space.

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Tokyo Gas Triumphs at CNCF Contest with Innovative Cloud Native Solutions Tokyo Gas has won the CNCF End User Case Study Contest by showcasing its innovative use of Kubernetes, Argo CD, and Istio to modernize its digital platform.

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