These tools can be used independently, but they are even more powerful when used together. All the Argo tools are implemented as controllers and custom resources. The Argo Project is a set of essential Kubernetes-native tools for deploying and running jobs and applications on Kubernetes. As a hosted project, Argo joins other projects, such as OpenTracing, Fluentd, and NATS, in advancing the adoption of cloud-native computing as part of the CNCF and the larger Linux Foundation, which provides governance, marketing, support, and community outreach. Today, we’re excited to announce that the Argo Project is now part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as an incubation-level hosted project. As the project grew, so did its adoption and community of users and contributors with many marquee companies using them in production with a vibrant Slack community and hundreds of contributors. Fellow CNCF community member BlackRock contributed Argo Events to the Argo Project. The Argo Project continued to flourish at Intuit, adding three related projects: Argo CD for continuous delivery, Argo Rollouts for progressive delivery, and Argo Events, an event-based dependency manager. Applatix created Argo, a container-native workflow engine for Kubernetes, and open sourced it to the cloud-native developer community. Applatix’s mission was to provide essential building blocks based on containers and public cloud technologies to enable enterprises to quickly and continuously develop and deploy software and services. Nearly two years ago, Intuit acquired Applatix to accelerate Intuit’s cloud journey by using cloud-native technologies to greatly increase development speed.
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