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> Its a UI over your k8s clusters. Not really. It's a deployment tool, the UI is there to help see what's happening with deployments. It's not intended to be a
by antonvs 3y ago
> Its a UI over your k8s clusters.
Not really. It's a deployment tool, the UI is there to help see what's happening with deployments. It's not intended to be a primary interface to cluster management the way k9s or Lens etc. is.
> They just merge, and code gets deployed.
How does "code get deployed" though? There has to be something that's actually (1) monitoring branches and (2) running the equivalent of `kubectl apply` to deploy manifests. That's what ArgoCD does.
If you're saying devs are using k9s or kubectl to manually trigger the apply from a branch, that has all sorts of drawbacks, which is exactly what Argo is designed to address.