# argo (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 5 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover argo. Page: Feed: --- ## [Introducing: Ally Feats](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/ally-feats) _2026-08-10 · DC Universe Online - All_ Strengthen your allies, earn valuable feat points, and unlock new account-wide progression with the Ally Feats Feature! ## [Hotfix Notes | GU171](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/hotfix-gu171) _2026-08-04 · DC Universe Online - All_ Check out the latest updates and fixes in DCUO! ## [Patrol 3: Raging Night](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/cmpgn2026-ptrl3) _2026-08-04 · DC Universe Online - All_ Patrol 3: Raging Night arrives with the new Power Array Augment, Lobo's Mania! ## [A.R.G.U.S Strike Team](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/argus-strike-team) _2026-08-03 · DC Universe Online - All_ Catch up on missed event rewards by joining the A.R.G.U.S. Strike Team! ## [All-New Booster Bundle!](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/bb-27) _2026-08-03 · DC Universe Online - All_ All-new Kryptonite Forged Materials, the Wind Warden Skin Set, and Wings of Tomorrow Back Style! ## [A Failure To Communicate](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/story-blogs/dcuo-blog-aftc) _2026-08-02 · DC Universe Online - All_ Children of Krypton | Shadows Over Argo | Story Blog #4 ## [Patch Notes | GU171](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/patch-notes-gu171) _2026-07-28 · DC Universe Online - All_ Check out the latest updates in DCUO! ## [Shadows Over Argo: Aftershock](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/soa-aftershock) _2026-07-28 · DC Universe Online - All_ Shadows Over Argo: Aftershock brings a two-week Aftershock progression event, new content to explore, and limited-time bonuses! ## [Producer's Letter | July 2026](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/prod-letter-july26) _2026-07-15 · DC Universe Online - All_ Executive Producer Andre Emerson discusses where we've been and where we're going! ## [Sätteri plugin that turns GitHub links into badges](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvhzjwjlk2a) _2026-07-05 · Desired State_ Learn how to build a simple yet delightful Sätteri plugin that automatically transforms plain GitHub profile links into stylish, badge-like links with profile images. ## [Hire AI-Powered Professionals (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/MyPgbAL0vFS7) _2026-07-05 · **Sponsored**_ Browse public gigs, message candidates, and run video interviews — free to start. ## [Comics: 1st July 2026 Read List](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/07/04/comics-1st-july-2026-read-list/) _2026-07-04 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ Hoping to (fairly) regularly take a look at some of the comic books I ve read. The below comics were all available to UK readers on 1st July 2026. X-Men Outback Issue 1 Marvel Comics. I missed this last week but picked it up this week. It s 80 s X-Men, just after Fall of the Mutants with \[ \] ## [Hotfix Notes | GU170](https://www.dcuniverseonline.com/news/hotfix-gu170) _2026-07-01 · DC Universe Online - All_ Check out the latest updates and fixes in DCUO! ## [Setting Up Gitea with Atlantis (Terraform CI for Pull Requests)](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/06/28/setting-up-gitea-with-atlantis-terraform-ci-for-pull-requests/) _2026-06-27 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ I found the official documentation a bit too generic / confusing, so decided to jot down how I set mine up. Gitea will be running directly on the host, while Atlantis as a podman container on the same host. ## [Comics: Brink – 2000AD (Review)](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/06/21/comics-brink-2000ad-review/) _2026-06-21 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ Humans in space, policing, conspiracies and horror. This sci-fi thriller has it all. Living On The Brink Set in a 21st century that has seen humanity evacuate to the stars after the Earth has become a wasteland ( due to environmental catastrophes and industrial damage), Brink sees the human race living on artificial habitats in \[ \] ## [GitHub – Profile ReadMe](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/06/16/github-profile-readme/) _2026-06-16 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ Bored of the usual GitHub profile page? Want to share more than a few lines of text. Did you known you can alter it with a unique readme file that then allows you to use the markdown language to show text, links, emojis, and pictures on your GitHub profile. Creating Your GitHub ReadMe Profile ## [Automatically Create Mountpoint Directories for Remote Filesystems in /etc/fstab](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/06/15/automatically-create-mountpoint-directories-for-remote-filesystems-in-etc-fstab/) _2026-06-14 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ Before I learnt this approach, one of the challenges I faced when building a reusuable VM image is to define the mountpoints ahead of time. I found this breakthrough when I read more about systemd's mount unit configuration, which specifically states that under the \[Mount\] section: ## [The Letters Page](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/06/05/the-letters-page/) _2026-06-05 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ During my teens and early adulthood I spent a lot of time reading and enjoying comic books. Here in the UK that meant older Marvel and DC Comics (80 s / early 90 s) from a local market stall, and Panini UK reprints of Marvel titles such as X-Men (Essential X-Men) and Spider-Man (Astonishing Spider-Man). Later on \[ \] ## [Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu (Review)](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/05/26/star-wars-the-mandalorian-and-grogu-review/) _2026-05-26 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ The end of May heat wave gives clear indication that summer time 2026 is about to hit the UK, and this summer marks nearly 7 years since a new Star Wars movie was on the big screen and I enjoy Star Wars in the full cinema experience. I ve been a Star Wars fan since seeing \[ \] ## [Git Commands I Should Have Learned Earlier…](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/05/17/git-commands-i-should-have-learned-earlier/) _2026-05-17 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ I ve been using Git for some time now, both locally on my devices and with remote repositories such as GitHub. My blog posts have detailed some of my Git knowledge, and I thought I had quite good Git abilities, so what commands were missing from my skillset? Note: I still find Git a funny name, \[ \] ## [How Do du and duc Work, and Which One Should I Choose?](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/05/05/how-do-du-and-duc-work-and-which-one-should-i-choose/) _2026-05-04 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ GNU Core Utilities's du is one of the most widely used Linux utility to estimate how much disk space a particular set of files are using on a filesystem. I chanced across duc (du-cached) and wanted to give it a try to evaluate its effectiveness against a large filesystem. But I kept wondering how du and duc worked, and which one was really faster when calculating disk utilization. ## [AI QA that opens fix PRs (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/KPBUs0znvCdX) _2026-05-04 · **Sponsored**_ Run a browser QA from plain-English instructions; get GitHub issues and optional fix PRs. ## [TIL: Separate OpenTelemetry Receivers That Scape, from Those That Receive Signals from Clients](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/04/26/til-separate-opentelemetry-receivers-that-scape-from-those-that-receive-signals-from-clients/) _2026-04-25 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ If both types of receivers are contained within the configuration file, it will result in duplicated processing of scraped signals by multiple collectors. This may result in unintended outcomes, such as excessively scaling out a downstream system, or sinking twice as many logs into a third party storage service. ## [Personal Update: Post Graduate Diploma](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/04/05/personal-update-post-graduate-diploma/) _2026-04-05 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ As the new year (2026) began I got an exciting new career opportunity, but it also meant I had a choice to make around my academic learning (Masters). Some Background I ve discussed in my last personal update how the move to a new job role with new work skills (and learning) alongside the learning (and \[ \] ## [Argo CD: Deleting an app via YAML (Kubernetes)](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/04/02/argo-cd-deleting-an-app-via-yaml-kubernetes/) _2026-04-02 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ In my last blog post I deployed an Argo CD app via command line using a YAML file, but what happens when deleting the Argo CD via command line (CLI)? Kubectl Deletion I deployed the Argo CD app via a YAML file and kubectl command: And a kubectl can remove the Argo CD app: The \[ \] ## [Argo CD: Deploying An App via YAML (Kubernetes)](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/03/31/argo-cd-deploying-an-app-via-yaml-kubernetes/) _2026-03-31 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ Argo CD has options to deploy apps via a web GUI in a click ops fashion, but the same can be achieved using some YAML. Argo CD Application YAML The Argo CD application can be defined and applied via a YAML file, allowing for the configuration of apps to be saved in version control. Saving \[ \] ## [Helm – Linting (Kubernetes)](https://geektechstuff.com/2026/03/30/helm-linting-kubernetes/) _2026-03-30 · Geek\_Dude · GeekTechStuff_ Creating your own Helm charts can mean facing potential errors, thankfully Helm has tools to help. Linting Most of us (including myself) have made an error when writing YAML. It can be an inadvertent space, or a character in the wrong place. A linter helps check that YAML file is written in the correct format \[ \] ## [Recommended Git Config](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvwzmluok2z) _2026-03-08 · Desired State_ There are some quality of life configurations for git that can improve your workflow significantly. ## [Uncommon Git Commands](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvwhvlubs2z) _2026-03-08 · Desired State_ This blog lists some git commands that can be pretty useful but are so rarely used, that you always forget them. ## [Certified Argo Project Associate (CAPA)](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/02/24/certified-argo-project-associate-capa/) _2026-02-23 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ I took and passed the Certified Argo Project Associate certification exam offered by Linux Foundation. I believe that my knowledge in Kubernetes allowed me to pick this up quickly, and focus solely on the Argo specific nuances. These are the resources I used: ## [Install Argo Project Tools in a Single Kubernetes Cluster, and Expose Their Dashboards Via MetalLB and NGINX Ingress Controller](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/02/18/install-argo-project-tools-in-a-single-kubernetes-cluster-and-expose-their-dashboards-via-metallb-and-nginx-ingress-controller/) _2026-02-18 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ The Argo project is currently made up of four different tools - Workflows, CD, Rollouts, and Events. While there are UI dashboards available for each tool, the way they are meant to be used or made available are not quite standardized. In the world of Platform Engineering, I believe that there is value in installing all four tools in a single Kubernetes cluster. This Kubernetes cluster can then be… ## [Direct Server Return with Cilium](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2026/02/cilium-dsr/) _2026-02-13 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ Direct Server Return (DSR) is a networking technique that allows a backend server to learn the original request’s source IP address and respond directly, even behind a load balancer. This results in reduced latency and improved throughput, as well as the ability to filter traffic based on client IP. ## [Open directory of blogs for agents (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/pHKY8CCfdMEh) _2026-02-13 · **Sponsored**_ Submit URLs or OPML; receive feed pages with summaries, plus JSON/OPML/plain text ## [AWS Certified Security – Specialty (SCS-C03)](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2026/01/14/aws-certified-security-specialty-scs-c03/) _2026-01-13 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ This certification focuses on the skills required to create and implement security solutions in the AWS cloud. As with the more advanced levels, it also looks at how to implement these solutions at scale - both multi-region and multi-account. I spent 4 months preparing for this certification, and these are the resources I used. ## [Ordering Systemd Units With Wants, Requires, Requisite, Before, and After](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2025/12/15/ordering-systemd-units-with-wants-requires-requisite-before-and-after/) _2025-12-14 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ When you need to define the startup sequence of your Systemd units, you have a few options under the \[Unit\] section that define the ordering and/or dependency. Ordering is the sequence of which the Systemd units start, while dependency is the relationship between two (or more) units. ## [TIL: Logs in Cloudwatch Log Group Take a Few Minutes Before Showing up in Cloudwatch Logs Insights Query](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2025/12/06/til-logs-in-cloudwatch-log-group-take-a-few-minutes-before-showing-up-in-cloudwatch-logs-insights-query/) _2025-12-06 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ TL;DR - When CloudWatch Logs receives the logs, the logs take a few minutes before it's available to query via Log Insights. I found that waiting for 3 minutes before querying works reliably. If you want real time event processing, use a service like AWS Kinesis. ## [Enabling Huge Pages for Gitlab Runner Jobs in AWS EKS with Karpenter](https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2025/12/01/enabling-huge-pages-for-gitlab-runner-jobs-in-aws-eks-with-karpenter/) _2025-12-01 · luppeng · Technical Scratchpad_ This post explains how to enable huge pages for GitLab Runner jobs using the Kubernetes exectuor, deployed on an AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster using Karpenter. ## [Add Additional Content to Starlight's Table of Contents](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvkbvkhtc2u) _2025-11-23 · Desired State_ Learn how to append additional content like credits, ads or additional information below to list of headings in your right Starlight sidebar. ## [Customize the "Overview" title of your Starlight Table of Contents](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvjajgyo22v) _2025-11-22 · Desired State_ Learn how you can customize the first heading in the right sidebar of every Starlight page globally and individually. ## [BGP with Cilium and UniFi](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2025/11/bgp-cilium-unifi/) _2025-11-19 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is used for routing information between so-called autonomous systems (AS). A common use case for BGP is for routing traffic between Internet Service Providers (ISPs) — or in large private networks. ## [How VS Code Snippets can improve your workflow when working with Astro](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvisgc65k2f) _2025-10-28 · Desired State_ Learn how to create and use VS Code snippets to quickly insert frontmatter for Astro content collections. This guide shows how snippets can automate repetitive tasks, speed up Markdown and MDX editing, and improve your Astro workflow. ## [Autogenerated Starlight sidebar](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvilyrxoc2f) _2025-08-17 · Desired State_ Learn two Starlight techniques to autogenerate large sidebars while keeping clean URLs and labels. ## [Custom OIDC claims with Argo CD and Audiobookshelf](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2025/07/custom-oidc-claims/) _2025-07-13 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ Custom OIDC claims allow more granular control as we can give each client application its own scope with custom claims. In this article we’ll use Authelia backed by LLDAP as an Identity Provider (IdP) to implement custom claims for Argo CD and Audiobookshelf . ## [Rehype plugin that turns GitHub links into badges](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvgufpwwk2m) _2025-07-12 · Desired State_ Learn how to build a simple yet delightful Rehype plugin that automatically transforms plain GitHub profile links into stylish, badge-like links with profile images — perfect for adding personality to your blog or docs. ## [OpenID Connect with Authelia on Kubernetes](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2025/06/authelia-oidc/) _2025-06-29 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ Authelia is an open-source authentication and authorisation solution, fulfilling an identity and access management (IAM) role, providing multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO) for applications via a web portal. ## [Horizontal progress indicator for your Starlight site](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvd3fc4ss23) _2025-06-10 · Desired State_ Learn how to create a horizontal progress indicator for your Starlight site. ## [Starlight Sidebar Topics Dropdown and List together](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvcsbo2tk2x) _2025-05-13 · Desired State_ Learn how to combine a desktop list and mobile dropdown for your Starlight sidebar topics. ## [How to make your Starlight sidebar items look better](https://desired-state.leaflet.pub/3mpvca73jyk2x) _2025-04-27 · Desired State_ In this blog post, we'll take a look at how small changes can make a big difference when it comes to whitespaces, font sizes, weights, and colours in your Starlight sidebar. ## [LLDAP — Declarative Selfhosted Lightweight Authentication](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2025/01/lldap/) _2025-01-26 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ Self-hosting multiple applications often means having to deal with disparate user accounts unless you can integrate them with a common third party. A tried and tested framework for this is the ubiquitous LDAP, or Lightweight Directory Access Protocol , server. ## [Demystifying Kubernetes RBAC and OIDC Auth](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2024/12/kubernetes-rbac/) _2024-12-05 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ Kubernetes RBAC configuration can seem like a daunting task at first. In this article we will try to demystify some of the mechanism behind the authorisation process in Kubernetes and learn how to generate our own credentials to communicate with the Kubernetes API server. ## [Postgres databases in Kubernetes](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2024/10/k8s-postgres/) _2024-10-27 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ Traditionally, an ideal Kubernetes workload should be stateless, meaning it should be able to run anywhere and scale freely, though this also severely limits which kinds of applications we can run, i.e. stateful applications. ## [TalosCon & SREDay London 2024](https://blog-backup.stonegarden.dev/articles/2024/09/taloscon-sreday/) _2024-09-27 · Vegard S. Hagen on Stonegarden_ SREDay London 2024 together with the day-0 TalosCon 1 just finished, and I’m happy I got to attend! I first heard about TalosCon during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Paris earlier this year, which also gave me the final push to actually try Talos .