How do you run and debug Argo CD locally?
In this short, Nitish previews his ArgoCon Amsterdam talk — covering when to use go run, make, goreman, or Tilt, how to run only the components you need, and how to debug smoothly in your IDE (with a live demo). 👇
📹 youtube.com/shorts/boJU4...
Another step forward in bringing ApplicationSets into the Argo CD UI:
👉 github.com/argoproj/arg...
This PR adds a tree-view details page for ApplicationSets in the UI, including status information like Health, Conditions, and Last Updated.
Thanks to Peter Jiang for driving this effort 👏
As part of the effort to bring ApplicationSets fully into the Argo CD UI, we’ve added another key building block to Argo CD core:
👉 github.com/argoproj/arg...
This PR introduces a Watch API for ApplicationSets plus CLI support for --wait.
Special thanks to Peter Jiang for driving this effort 🙌
🗣️ 📣 Argo CD v3.3 is OUT NOW!
For more information:
👉️ Blog: blog.argoproj.io/argo-cd-3-3-...
💡 Upgrade instructions: argo-cd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/op...
⚠️ IMPORTANT: With the release of Argo CD v3.3, support for v3.0 has officially reached End of Life.
Thanks to all who contributed!
Officially, it should be written out as: Argo CD
ApplicationSets are coming to the Argo CD UI 💫!
We’re working on bringing ApplicationSets directly into the Argo CD UI, making it easier to visualize, explore, and manage them — without living entirely in YAML.
Huge thanks to Peter Jiang for driving this effort 🙌!
Check this mock out 👇️
Big news for Argo CD + Microsoft Teams 📣:
We’ve merged support for Teams Workflows, replacing Office 365 Connectors (retiring March 31, 2026). This improves notification flexibility and makes migration much easier.
Huge thanks to Pasha Kostohrys for making this happen 👉️ github.com/argoproj/not...
📣 Argo CD Notifications + Microsoft Teams users:
Office 365 Connectors are going EOL on March 31.
Starting with Argo CD 3.2.5, migrate notifications to Teams Workflows.
👉 argo-cd.readthedocs.io/en/stable/op....
Many thanks to Pasha Kostohrys for this contribution.
New Argo CD Add-On Alert!
A newly created Argoproj-Labs project by Eugene Dudin introduces a new controller for MonoRepo users. it is useful with ArgoCD notifications controller, & for
MonoRepo setups where multiple Apps point to different paths in the same repo/branch
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Argo CD now supports enhanced OCI metrics! 🎉
The latest update adds enhanced OCI metrics, giving teams clearer insights into artifact usage and performance inside Kubernetes.
Huge thanks to @patroklos for driving this feature forward!
Learn more → github.com/argoproj/arg...
The Argo CD community is thrilled to announce the release candidate for Argo CD v3.3. This release delivers some long-awaited and highly anticipated features and improvements! 🎉 🥳 🐙
Take a read as Peter Jiang takes you through what's new in v3.3
👉 blog.argoproj.io/argo-cd-3-3-...
If you’ve ever wondered how Argo CD calculates differences between your desired state and what’s running in the cluster — this video is a must-watch!
Gerald Nunn and Andrew Block break down how Argo CD’s diff engine works (hint: it’s not kubectl diff 😆 ) and more!
👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Husv...
Ever wondered what the Rendered Manifests pattern is — or why so many teams pair it with OCI registries?
In this video, Christian Hernandez breaks down how the pattern works, and more!
Watch here → www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsWW...
Huge shout-out to our top three companies from the past three months: Intuit Inc, Red Hat, & Akuity, and top three contributors: Michael Crenshaw, Atif Ali, & Jonathan Ogilvie!
Your dedication and impact on the Argo CD project are truly appreciated. 🙌
🚀 Great update from Mason Malone on what’s new in Argo Workflows straight from #ArgoCon Atlanta! A lot of improvements that make workflow orchestration on Kubernetes even more powerful.
Check out the latest project update👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7Az...
Congrats to the top Argo Rollouts contributors from the last three months 🤩.
Our leading companies were Intuit, CloudBolt Software, & Pickple-Research, and our top individual contributors were Zach Aller, Rafael Brito ,& puretension!
Thank you for the consistent work & contributions to the project!
Watch this session by Zach Aller & Alexandre Gaudreault on how to supercharge your canary deployments using Argo Rollouts step-plugins.
They walk through the benefits, the setup, and provide a live demo that shows how step-plugins can elevate your rollout strategy.
👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=7r-r...
Great update from Zach Aller on Argo Rollouts v1.9 — and an amazing milestone with 55 new contributors joining the project! 🙌
Check out the short video:
Great insights from Michael Crenshaw on what’s coming to Argo CD in 2025 at #ArgoCon Atlanta! 🚀
New UI, OCI support, Source Hydrator, shallow clones — plus new maintainers strengthening the project.
Watch here 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3Nf...
How can you simplify complex, multi-cluster deployments with Argo 🤔 ?
At #ArgoCon Atlanta, Chris Reilly and Tyler Emery from Priceline shared how they turned the Pull Request into the only UI developers need — integrating Argo Workflows, CD, Rollouts, and Events for a clean, cohesive experience.
Ever feel like your GitOps setup is slowing you down? 😅
This #ArgoCon Atlanta session is for you held by Ido Ziv & Adi Ziv.
Learn how one team scaled 2,000+ Argo CD apps across 6 regions into a centralized ApplicationSet-based platform!
Every detail counts! 💫
From the sessions to the hallway conversations — and yes, even to Argo CD & Kubernetes earrings 👯 — the energy at #ArgoCon truly captures what makes this community so special.
It’s not just about the tools — it’s about the people who build, share, and celebrate them together.
We can’t talk innovation without AI 🤩 !
In this session, Carlos Santana & Sri Aradhyula explore how to make Argo even better with AI agents — introducing an innovative approach to building Model Context Protocol servers for the Argo proj suite within the CNOE Platform Eng. AI Assistant framework.
Panel alert: live now at #ArgoCon Atlanta!
Argo CD v3.0 marks the first major release since 2021 — a huge milestone for the project and community.
In this session, core maintainers share what it really takes to ship a release like v3.0: the design debates, tough decisions, community wins, and more.
Live at #ArgoCon Atlanta, Kostis and Luke are diving into CD Events.
Application delivery goes beyond CI/CD — use CD Events to connect specialized tools through a shared model.
We’d love your feedback on our proposal to bring CD Events into Argo CD and help shape the ecosystem!
Currently live at #ArgoCon, Leonardo Luz Almeida and Peter Jiang are unpacking one of the biggest recent changes in Argo CD — the move to Server-Side Diff.
This new feature represents a major architectural shift: it leverages Kubernetes Server-Side Apply to move diff computation away from Argo CD.
Fun Fact: Argo CD doesn’t use kubectl diff 🤔.
Instead, it relies on its own internal diffing library to detect differences between your desired and live states.
At #ArgoCon Atlanta, Gerald Nunn and Andrew Block explored exactly how this works in their talk, “What the Diff?”
Some incredible insights from Michael Crenshaw on what’s been happening across the Argo ecosystem in 2025 straight from hashtag#ArgoCon Atlanta! 🚀
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@todaywasawesome is kicking off #ArgoCon 2025 in Atlanta!
We’re starting strong with an incredible fact: 66% of Kubernetes users are already using Argo projects 💙 — a true testament to the power, adoption, and community behind Argo CD, Workflows, Rollouts, and Events.
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🚀 Kicking off ArgoCon with momentum!
Join @todaywasawesome from @OctopusDeploy, Argo Project Program Committee Co-Chair, for a look at the velocity and growth of the Argo Project — from community milestones to what’s next for the ecosystem.
📅 Add this session to your schedule here: sched.co/28F2y
