MNManoj Naikincloudopschronicle.hashnode.dev·Sep 23 · 2 min readGetting Started with GitOps Using ArgoCD and Helm on KubernetesDeploying and managing Kubernetes applications using GitOps with ArgoCD and Helm. Introduction After learning Kubernetes fundamentals, Helm, monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana, wanted to understan00
VRVijaya Rajeev Bolluinthinkwithops.hashnode.dev·Sep 16 · 4 min read# ArgoCD Silently Stuck at "Unknown" Sync Status? It Was a Kubernetes Version, Not ArgoCDThe Setup Adding a GitOps delivery layer on top of an existing 11-service Online Boutique deployment: ArgoCD ApplicationSet generating dev/staging/prod Applications, Argo Rollouts canary for the front00
LBLalit Baggainblog.lalitbagga.com·Sep 11 · 7 min readMy Kubernetes App Moved to EKS Unchanged. Everything Around It Didn't.My Kubernetes application moved from my home server to Amazon EKS without an application code change. The platform around it did not. The EKS control plane took 5 minutes 51 seconds to create. Once th00
SHSanskriti Harmukhinvultr.hashnode.dev·Sep 9 · 8 min readSetting Up Argo CD on KubernetesArgo CD is a Kubernetes-native, declarative GitOps tool for deploying applications at scale. It pulls application manifests directly from a Git repository and syncs them to a Kubernetes cluster, suppo00
NTNhật Trườnginblog.nh4ttruong.me·Sep 7 · 3 min readOne Argo CD Hub, Many Clusters, No TicketsAt most organizations, shipping an application to an environment means a Developer files a ticket, waits for the DevOps team, then verifies. The same flow repeats for a version bump, a health check po10
TCThankGod Chibugwum Oboboinactocodes.hashnode.dev·Sep 6 · 12 min readGitOps in Practice: How to Manage Kubernetes State with ArgoCD and HelmKubernetes configuration drift is a silent killer of operational confidence. A developer applies a quick fix directly with kubectl during an incident. A CI pipeline pushes an update that partially app00
LBLalit Baggainblog.lalitbagga.com·Sep 3 · 7 min readArgo CD Fixed My Drift, Then Deployed My Bad ReleaseThis project started with a simple goal: run Kubernetes without keeping an EKS cluster online every day. In I Wanted Kubernetes Without an Always-On EKS Bill, I built an always-on k3s lab on my home s00
LBLalit Baggainblog.lalitbagga.com·Aug 27 · 8 min readThe Rollback Worked. My Next Deploy Could Break It Again.My application was working again. That should have been the end of the problem. It was not. In [the first article in this series(https://blog.lalitbagga.com/posts/why-i-chose-k3s-debian-homelab), I bu00
OOnyiGlobal2025inonyiglobal2025.hashnode.dev·Jul 30 · 23 min readGitOps on AWS EKS — ArgoCD, Cognito, OIDC, HPA, ExternalDNS, ACM, and RDSHow I transformed a manually deployed app into a fully automated, self-healing, securely accessible production system A few months ago I completed Phase 3 of my TaskFlow DevOps Capstone. I never wrot00
EJEdwin Jonathaninedwinjonathand-devops.hashnode.dev·Jul 24 · 19 min readBuilding Production AI Observability on Kubernetes: OpenTelemetry, Langfuse, Prometheus & Grafana From Zero to ScaleBuilding Production-Grade AI Observability on Kubernetes Most AI teams are solving the wrong problem. Everyone is benchmarking models. Very few teams are benchmarking infrastructure. Production failur11T
