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softverseAdmin10h ago · 12 min read

Argo Rollouts 2026: Progressive Delivery for Kubernetes — Canary, Blue-Green and Rollbacks That Happen by Themselves

TL;DR: A plain Kubernetes Deployment can roll an update out, but it cannot send 5% of traffic to the new version, watch the error rate, and roll itself back when the numbers turn bad. Argo Rollouts ca

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softverseAdmin16h ago · 19 min read

Argo CD Tutorial 2026: GitOps Deployment Step by Step — Install, Sync, Rollback, and the Mistakes to Avoid

TL;DR GitOps with Argo CD means one thing: the desired state of your cluster lives in Git, and Argo CD continuously works to make the cluster match it. If it is not in Git, it is not deployed for lon

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softverseAdmin23h ago · 21 min read

Self-Healing Infrastructure in Kubernetes (2026): Probes, Autoscaling, GitOps & Auto-Remediation Explained

Last updated: October 30, 2026 Modern applications fail in small ways all the time: a container crashes, a node becomes unavailable, a deployment ships a bad configuration, or traffic spikes faster th

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softverseAdmin23h ago · 22 min read

GitOps vs Traditional CI/CD in 2026: Differences, Examples, and Which One to Choose

By DevOps Enginer – Cloud-Native Series · Updated for 2026 Quick answer: Traditional CI/CD pushes a deployment to your environment from a pipeline. GitOps pulls the desired state from Git using an ope

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Amit ShuklaOct 20 · 6 min read

GitOps with Argo CD: from kubectl apply to a cluster that follows Git

If your deploy process is "someone runs kubectl apply from their laptop", you already know the problems. Nobody is sure which version is running. A quick kubectl edit during an incident never makes it

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Gavin SaturOct 11 · 7 min read

Managing the LiteLLM Control Plane at Scale with Git-Driven Automation

If your engineering teams are adopting generative AI, you are likely relying on proxies like LiteLLM to sit between your internal systems and the dozens of large language models (LLMs) your teams want

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Sherdil CloudOct 7 · 6 min read

Your Deploy Button Should Be a Git Commit, Not a Click

TL;DR: Of the six practices that define a modern pipeline, two do the specific work of making a bad deploy reversible instead of just preventable: GitOps (Git as the single source of truth for what's

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Olasupo GraceOct 4 · 8 min read

Eight Services, Three Days, and Every Way a Kubernetes Deploy Can Surprise You

In about three days, I took a payments platform from "runs on a dev server with Docker Compose" to "runs on Amazon EKS, deployed by Git." Eight .NET services, a handful of background workers, Postgres

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Angel ChavezSep 26 · 6 min read

Automating the Homelab

Context A few weeks back I had to redeploy my GitOps k3s homelab because of a network migration; new router, new subnet, and (long story, see the last post) no clean way to avoid it. Rather than fight

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Manoj NaikSep 23 · 2 min read

Getting Started with GitOps Using ArgoCD and Helm on Kubernetes

Deploying and managing Kubernetes applications using GitOps with ArgoCD and Helm. Introduction After learning Kubernetes fundamentals, Helm, monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana, wanted to understan

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