#ArgoCD 3.3 has been released!
This update addresses long-standing gaps in day-to-day #GitOps operations - without major architectural changes.
Highlights:
⇨ Improved deletion safety
⇨ Better authentication experience
⇨ Enhanced repository performance
⇨ More precise control for cluster and autoscaling resources
Discover more on InfoQ ⇨ https://bit.ly/3OIeyGF
Planning for tricky situations just got easier. We’ve added 9 new Alerting Rules integrations to VictoriaMetrics Cloud!
Import popular "Awesome Prometheus Alerts" directly into your stack for:
- CI/CD: #ArgoCD, #FluxCD
- #Observability: OpenTelemetry collector
- Networking: CoreDNS, Istio, Consul
- Databases: etcd, #PostgreSQL, ClickHouse
I wrote a post on installing Argo CD in a #homelab #kubernetes cluster.
https://unixorn.github.io/post/homelab/k8s/05-install-argocd/
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.
Sometimes I have to use Kubernetes.
Everyone hates Kubernetes because you have to write so much YAML, and using Kubernetes is also very complicated.
The good news: You don't have to write YAML anymore. https://github.com/xchangeee/claudernetes/ will put Claude Code right where it belongs: An ArgoCD config management plugin.
Fed up with helm charts? Don't feel like writing YAMLs anymore? Just put a markdown file in your git repo and you're good to go!
We've had a number of people interested in this while we were walking around at #FOSDEM so let's give some insights here..
We have 3 physical machines in an #EU located and owned datacenter. We run a #Ceph storage cluster and #K3S on top of them.
Our operation is fully #gitops using #ArgoCD. We run our site with #offen for basic analytics, so visitors have #privacy, #transparency and #control.
If you see someone in a black shirt and our logo during #fosdem2026, feel free to approach us!
Kimi K2.5 на прикладном уровне: те же инфраструктурные эксперименты, что и для GPT-5.2 и Sonnet
В предыдущих статьях я уже подробно описывал, как GPT-5.2 и Anthropic Sonnet справляются с задачами прикладного уровня. В этой статье — Kimi K2.5 с reasoning’ом . Важно сразу обозначить: эксперименты те же самые . Методология не менялась вообще . Менялась только модель.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/990418/
#LLM #прикладной_уровень #DevOps #Kubernetes #ArgoCD #Yandex_Cloud #автоматизация_инфраструктуры #SSH #CLI
Question for devs & ops [1]: what tool are you using for your deployments (and more generally: for your CD) / what open source tools do you recommend?
Context: we're looking into Spinnaker as a candidate to replace our legacy tooling, but some weak signals are giving us the feeling it may not be so active anymore. To get some more data point I'm curious to find out if some of you are using it. And more generally if you have recommendations for that type of tool.
[1]: if you are neither I would still appreciate a boost, for reach 🙏
#devops #spinnaker #argoCD #softwareengineering #software #freesoftware
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