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Argo Workflows
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Version 4.1.0 + Free Support on Ubuntu 26.04
Argo Workflows is an open-source, Kubernetes-native workflow engine for orchestrating containerized jobs, CI/CD pipelines, data processing, machine learning workloads, batch processing, and automated infrastructure workflows. It provides a declarative platform for defining, executing, monitoring, and managing complex multi-step workflows directly within Kubernetes environments.
Features of Argo Workflows :- Run and manage containerized workflows natively on Kubernetes.
- Define complex workflows using declarative YAML-based workflow specifications.
- Support step-based and DAG-based workflows with sequential and parallel task execution.
- Manage workflow templates, reusable workflows, parameters, conditions, retries, and timeouts.
- Support CronWorkflows for scheduling recurring and automated workflows.
- Provide a web-based user interface and command-line interface for workflow management and monitoring.
- Support CI/CD pipelines, data processing, machine learning, batch jobs, and cloud-native automation.
Argo Workflows Usage:
$ sudo su $ kubectl get nodes # Check Argo Workflows components: $ kubectl get pods -n argo # Check Argo Workflows service: $ kubectl get svc -n argo # Check Argo Workflows version: $ argo version # Get login token: $ kubectl create token argo-server -n argo # Access Argo Workflows UI: $ kubectl -n argo port-forward svc/argo-server 2746:2746 --address=0.0.0.0 $ Test the application in your browser: https://server-ip:2746