Argo CD alongside the Git hosts, registries, delivery tools and platforms it is usually wired into, from Argo Rollouts and Image Updater to GitHub Apps and OpenShift GitOps.
Adding canary and blue-green releases to Argo CD deployments with Argo Rollouts: Rollout resources managed from Git, traffic shifting through NGINX, ALB, Istio or APISIX, metric analysis for automatic rollback, and health in Argo CD.
Moving new container tags into Argo CD applications without manual commits: ImageUpdater resources, semver, newest-build and digest strategies, Git write-back, registry webhooks, and the Helm and Kustomize limits.
Replacing personal access tokens with a GitHub App for Argo CD repository access: app ID, installation ID and private key in a repository secret, GitHub Enterprise base URLs, credential templates for an organization, and webhooks.
Running Argo CD against self-managed GitLab or GitLab.com: deploy tokens or SSH keys through credential templates, webhooks with a shared secret, the SCM Provider and Pull Request generators, and CI handing off to GitOps.
Using Bitbucket as the Argo CD source: repository credentials, webhook UUIDs for Bitbucket Cloud and secrets for Bitbucket Server, the API callback for changed files, and pull request generators with branch matching.
Pointing Argo CD at Azure Repos: credentials, webhook basic authentication, Azure DevOps pull request generator, and pairing it with AKS clusters registered through workload identity.
Running Argo CD on OpenShift through the Red Hat OpenShift GitOps operator: the default instance in openshift-gitops, cluster-scoped versus namespace-scoped instances, support cadence, and what differs from upstream manifests.
Scraping Argo CD metrics and alerting on what matters: controller, API server, repo-server and commit server endpoints, sync and health metrics, cluster connection status, label cardinality, and the example Grafana dashboard.
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