Learn ARGO-WORKFLOWS with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Practical Examples
ETL workflow extracting, transforming, and loading data
ML pipeline training and deploying a model
CI/CD pipeline deploying containerized microservices
Batch image processing with parallel steps
Cron workflow generating daily reports
Troubleshooting
Inspect workflow and pod logs via Argo CLI or kubectl
Check workflow status and step conditions
Verify Kubernetes resources and RBAC permissions
Confirm artifact repository access
Debug DAG dependencies for failures or deadlocks
Testing Guide
Submit test workflows with sample containers
Validate YAML manifests using `argo lint`
Check step logs and execution order
Test artifact passing between steps
Monitor resource usage and parallel execution
Deployment Options
Deploy workflows via Argo CLI or kubectl
Schedule workflows with cron templates
Trigger workflows via Argo Events
Integrate with GitOps using Argo CD
Use multi-cluster execution for large-scale workloads
Tools Ecosystem
Argo CLI for workflow submission and management
Argo UI for visual workflow monitoring
Artifact repositories (S3, GCS, MinIO)
Argo Events for event-driven workflows
Argo CD for GitOps integration
Integrations
Kubernetes CRDs and native resources
Cloud object storage for artifacts
Git repositories for workflow templates
Notification systems for workflow completion
Machine learning platforms and CI/CD tools
Productivity Tips
Use reusable templates for common tasks
Organize workflows by namespaces and teams
Cache artifacts to improve performance
Test workflows in dev cluster before production
Integrate with Argo Events for automation
Challenges
Debugging DAG dependencies and failures
Managing artifacts and storage efficiently
Optimizing workflow resource usage
Monitoring large-scale workflows
Integrating Argo Events and Argo CD pipelines