Chapter 6. GitOps Console resource management

Procedure

1. Navigate to GitOps Applications in the Administrator or Core platform perspective.
2. Optional: Select a specific project from the Project dropdown to view Applications in that namespace, or select all projects to view Applications across all namespaces.

3. Optional: Filter Applications by sync status or health status using the available filters:

   • Sync Status: Synced, OutOfSync, Unknown

   • Health Status: Healthy, Progressing, Suspended, Degraded, Missing, Unknown

     For more information about filtering, searching, and pagination, see About filtering, searching, and pagination in the GitOps Console.

4. To create a new Application:

   1. Click Create Application.
   2. Edit the YAML template with your repository URL, path, target revision, and cluster destination.
   3. Click Create.

5. To view Application details, click an Application name in the list.

   The details page provides the following tabs:

   • Details: View and edit identity, status, and sync policy
   • YAML: Edit the Application manifest
   • Sources: View repository sources
   • Resources: View managed resources in list or graph view
   • Sync Status: View the latest sync operation
   • History: View sync and deployment history

   • Events: View Kubernetes events

     For more information about common console features, see Common console features.

Procedure

1. Navigate to GitOps ApplicationSets in the Administrator or Core platform perspective.
2. Optional: Select a specific project from the Project dropdown to view ApplicationSets in that namespace, or select all projects to view ApplicationSets across all namespaces.

3. Optional: Filter ApplicationSets by health status:

   • Health Status: Healthy, Error, Unknown

     For more information about filtering, searching, and pagination, see About filtering, searching, and pagination in the GitOps Console.

4. To create a new ApplicationSet:

   1. Click Create ApplicationSet.
   2. Edit the YAML template with your generator configuration and Application template.
   3. Click Create.

5. To view ApplicationSet details, click an ApplicationSet name in the list.

   The details page provides the following tabs:

   • Details: View identity, status, and conditions
   • YAML: Edit the ApplicationSet manifest
   • Generators: View generator configuration in structured format
   • Applications: View generated Applications in list or graph view

   • Events: View Kubernetes events

     For more information about common console features, see Common console features.

6. To view generated Applications:

   1. Click the Applications tab.

   2. Switch between List view and Graph view as needed.

      The graph view shows:

      • Standard owner-reference tree layout
      • Progressive Sync Flow View when progressive sync is enabled

Procedure

1. Navigate to GitOps AppProjects in the Administrator or Core platform perspective.
2. Optional: Select a specific project from the Project dropdown to view AppProjects in that namespace, or select all projects to view AppProjects across all namespaces.

3. Optional: Filter AppProjects using the available filters:

   • Description: Has Description, No Description
   • Applications: Has Applications, No Applications
   • Project Type: Default Project, Custom Projects
   • Source Repositories: Has Source Repos, No Source Repos

   • Destinations: Has Destinations, No Destinations

     For more information about filtering, searching, and pagination, see About filtering, searching, and pagination in the GitOps Console.

4. To create a new AppProject:

   1. Click Create AppProject.
   2. Edit the YAML template with your project configuration including source repositories, destinations, and resource allow or deny lists.
   3. Click Create.

5. To view AppProject details, click an AppProject name in the list.

   The details page provides the following tabs:

   • Details: View identity and configuration summary
   • YAML: Edit the AppProject manifest
   • Allow/Deny: View allowed sources, destinations, and resource kinds
   • Applications: View Applications that belong to this AppProject
   • Roles: View Argo CD project roles and bindings
   • Sync Windows: View configured sync windows

   • Events: View Kubernetes events

     For more information about common console features, see Common console features.

Procedure

1. Navigate to GitOps ImageUpdaters in the Administrator or Core platform perspective.
2. Optional: Select a specific project from the Project dropdown to view ImageUpdaters in that namespace, or select all projects to view ImageUpdaters across all namespaces.

3. Optional: Filter ImageUpdaters using the available filters:

   • Apps: Has Apps, No Apps

   • Ready: Ready, Not Ready

     For more information about filtering, searching, and pagination, see About filtering, searching, and pagination in the GitOps Console.

4. To create a new ImageUpdater:

   1. Click Create ImageUpdater.
   2. Edit the YAML template with your ImageUpdater configuration including image list, update policy, and write-back method.
   3. Click Create.

5. To view ImageUpdater details, click an ImageUpdater name in the list.

   The details page provides the following tabs:

   • Details: View identity, status, and conditions
   • Recent Updates: View image updates from the most recent reconciliation cycle

   • YAML: Edit the ImageUpdater manifest

     For more information about common console features, see Common console features.

Procedure

1. Navigate to GitOps Rollouts in the Administrator or Core platform perspective.
2. Optional: Select a specific project from the Project dropdown to view Rollouts in that namespace, or select all projects to view Rollouts across all namespaces.

3. Optional: Filter Rollouts by rollout status:

   • Rollout Status: Healthy, Paused, Progressing, Degraded

     For more information about filtering, searching, and pagination, see About filtering, searching, and pagination in the GitOps Console.

4. Optional: Click Topology view to open the Developer Topology graph showing Rollout workloads.

5. To create a new Rollout:

   1. Click Create Rollout.
   2. Edit the YAML template with your rollout configuration including strategy (Blue-Green or Canary), replicas, and pod template.
   3. Click Create.

6. To view Rollout details, click a Rollout name in the list.

   The details page provides the following tabs:

   • Details: View and edit identity, scale, strategy, and status
   • YAML: Edit the Rollout manifest
   • Revisions: View revisions and perform rollout actions (Promote, Full Promote, Abort, Retry, Restart)
   • Pods: View pods managed by the Rollout

   • Events: View Kubernetes events

     For more information about common console features, see Common console features.

7. To scale a Rollout, click the Details tab and use the inline scale controls to adjust the replica count.
8. To manage rollout progression, click the Revisions tab and use the header actions menu to perform Promote, Abort, Retry, or Restart actions.