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# [Building the Platform Layer with ArgoCD App-of-Apps](https://dev-acho.hashnode.dev/building-the-platform-layer-with-argocd-app-of-apps?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

In Phase 1, I built the AWS foundation with Terraform: VPC, EKS 1.35, RDS, KMS, ACM, GitHub OIDC, ten modules in total. At the end of it, the cluster was up and empty. No ingress controller, no DNS au

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