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https://roadie.io/backstage/plugins/argo-cd
If you have your own backstage application without this plugin, here it's how to add it:
backstage/packages/app
project add the plugin as a package.json
dependency:yarn add @roadiehq/backstage-plugin-argo-cd
app-config.yaml
file in the root directory, add argo-cd to the proxy object and optionally add the base url for your argoCD web UI:proxy:
...
'/argocd/api':
# url to the api of your hosted argoCD instance
target: https://159.65.209.132/api/v1/
changeOrigin: true
# this line is required if your hosted argoCD instance has self-signed certificate
secure: false
headers:
Cookie:
$env: ARGOCD_AUTH_TOKEN
# optional: this will link to your argoCD web UI for each argoCD application
argocd:
baseUrl: https://my-argocd-web-ui.com
// packages/app/src/plugins.ts
export { plugin as ArgoCD } from '@roadiehq/backstage-plugin-argo-cd';
entityPage.tsx
source file:// packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx
import {
ArgoCDDetailsWidget,
isArgocdAvailable
} from '@roadiehq/backstage-plugin-argo-cd';
const OverviewContent = ({ entity }: { entity: Entity }) => (
<Grid container spacing={3} alignItems="stretch">
...
{isArgocdAvailable(entity) && (
<Grid item md={6}>
<ArgoCDDetailsWidget entity={entity} />
</Grid>
)}
...
</Grid>
);
The Argo CD plugin is a part of the Backstage sample app. To start using it for your component, you have to:
Add an annotation to the YAML config file of a component. If there is only a single Argo CD application for the component, you can use
argocd/app-name: <app-name>
You can also use labels to select multiple Argo CD applications for a component:
argocd/app-selector: <app-selector>
Note: You can only use one of the options per component.
Add your auth key to the environmental variables for your backstage backend server (you can acquire it by sending a GET HTTP request to Argo CD's /session
endpoint with username and password):
ARGOCD_AUTH_TOKEN="argocd.token=<auth-token>"
If you want to create multiple components that fetch data from different argoCD instances, you have to add a proxy config for each instance:
proxy:
...
'/argocd/api':
target: https://<someAddress>/api/v1/
changeOrigin: true
secure: false
headers:
Cookie:
$env: ARGOCD_AUTH_TOKEN
'/argocd/api2':
target: https://<otherAddress>/api/v1/
changeOrigin: true
secure: false
headers:
Cookie:
$env: ARGOCD_AUTH_TOKEN2
Add all required auth tokens to environmental variables, in this example, ARGOCD_AUTH_TOKEN2
.
And then in the following component definition annotations add a line with the url to the desired proxy path:
argocd/proxy-url: '/argocd/api2'
argocd/proxy-url
annotation defaults to '/argocd/api' so it's not needed if there is only one proxy config.
You can clone the plugin repo into the plugins/
directory:
git clone https://github.com/RoadieHQ/backstage-plugin-argo-cd.git argo-cd
and run yarn
in the root backstage directory - it will create a symbolic link so the dependency will be provided from the source code instead of node_modules package.
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