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Do You Really Need Redis for Argo CD? | Argo Unpacked Ep. #18

Revital Barletz — Thu, 06 Nov 2025 15:34:42 +0000

Running Argo CD Without Redis | Argo Unpacked Ep. #18

Redis has long been a key part of Argo CD’s architecture — handling caching, state management, and performance optimization.
But what if you could simplify your setup and run Argo CD without Redis?

In this episode of Argo Unpacked, we’ll sit down with Netanel Kadosh to explore his latest article on how this works in practice — what changes in architecture, what trade-offs you should consider, and whether this approach is right for your environment.

If you’re curious about how Argo CD behaves without Redis and what this means for scalability, performance, and reliability — this one’s for you.

📅 Don’t miss it — Episode #18 is coming soon!
🎥 Watch here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogFZq29LHIM

The future of gitops and platform engineering | Argo Unpacked Ep. #17

Revital Barletz — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 11:10:19 +0000

GitOps changed how we manage infrastructure, bringing version control, auditability, and reconciliation to deployments. It solved real problems around consistency, rollback, and drift, especially in production environments.

As internal developer platforms evolve, questions remain about GitOps’ long-term role at their core.

How will teams handle environment promotion, separate dev and platform concerns, and build truly declarative APIs with tools like Kubebuilder, Crossplane, and KRO?

We’ll dig into it all in our next episode — Monday, November 3rd. Don’t miss it.
https://youtube.com/live/Dkai1Kk68rE

Does Terraform Belong in the GitOps Workflow?

Revital Barletz — Fri, 02 May 2025 19:47:01 +0000

We're hosting a podcast session on the topic:

➡️ Does Terraform fit into the GitOps story?

The relationship between Terraform and GitOps often sparks strong opinions—especially around declarative vs. imperative workflows.

Do you have thoughts, use cases, or questions you'd like us to discuss live?

Drop them in the comments—we’d love to bring community input into the conversation.