ArgoCD Plugin

Argo CD is a declarative GitOps continuous delivery tool for Kubernetes. This plugin wraps the argocd CLI for managing applications, clusters, projects, and repositories.

Commands

Self

• argocd self version — Print argocd client version

Applications

• argocd app list — List all applications
• argocd app get <name> — Show application details
• argocd app sync <name> — Sync an application
• argocd app diff <name> — Diff against target state
• argocd app logs <name> — Stream application logs
• argocd app history <name> — Show deployment history
• argocd app rollback <name> <deployment-id> — Rollback to a deployment

Clusters

• argocd cluster list — List all registered clusters

Repositories

• argocd repo list — List all configured repositories

Projects

• argocd proj list — List all projects

ApplicationSets

• argocd appset list — List all ApplicationSets

Certificates

• argocd cert list — List repo certificates

Account & Auth

• argocd account get-user-info — Show current user info
• argocd login do <server> — Log in to an ArgoCD server
• argocd context current — Show current context

Passthrough

• argocd _ _ <args> — Raw passthrough for any argocd command

Usage Examples

• "list all argocd applications"
• "show details for app guestbook"
• "sync app guestbook"
• "show deployment history for app guestbook"
• "rollback app guestbook to deployment 5"
• "list all clusters registered in argo"
• "list all configured repos"
• "show current user info"

Installation

brew install argocd
# or download from GitHub releases
curl -sSL -o /usr/local/bin/argocd https://github.com/argoproj/argo-cd/releases/latest/download/argocd-linux-amd64
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/argocd

Then login to an ArgoCD server:

argocd login <server-url>

Key Features

• GitOps CD for Kubernetes
• Application sync, diff, rollback, logs
• Multi-cluster management
• Multi-repo management
• Project-based RBAC
• ApplicationSets for templated apps
• Webhook-driven sync

Requirements

• argocd CLI binary installed
• ArgoCD server running on a Kubernetes cluster
• Login credentials or SSO access