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Argo CD Container Plugin

The Argo CD plugin allows you to seamlessly integrate Argo CD with your existing CI/CD pipelines, streamlining your Kubernetes continuous delivery workflow.

Argo Workflows Plugin

The Argo Workflows plugin allows you to orchestrate complex tasks and workflows as containerized jobs.

AWS Container Plugin

The AWS container plugin allows you to create, update, invoke, and delete Lambda functions using packages such as .zip files or container images.

Azure Container Plugin

The Azure container plugin allows you to interact with the Azure services or resources in a more seamless and automated manner. It's often used for tasks such as configuration management, troubleshooting, and automation.

Helm Container Plugin

The Helm container plugin allows you simplify the deployment and management of applications on Kubernetes clusters. It allows you to define, install, upgrade, and rollback the Kubernetes applications.

Kubernetes Container Plugin

The Kubernetes container plugin offers a range of functionalities to enhance Kubernetes cluster management, deployment, and operations.

Lifecycle of Release Runner

This topic describes the lifecycle, control commands, and the different states of a Release Runner, with regards to the availability of the Release server.

Overview of Release Runner

Release Runners are introduced with Digital.ai Release 23.1 to efficiently and effectively manage the execution of container-based tasks within a Kubernetes cluster. These isolate the task and script execution process and provides greater stability and scalability for executing tasks.

Terraform Container Plugin

The Terraform container plugin allows you to set up infrastructure from Release. It can create new resources, update existing ones, or delete resources defined in your configuration. It clones the Git repository for Terraform files and executes the apply and delete commands. It does not maintain the state files terraform.tfstate. Also, provide the backend configuration for the state in your Terraform configuration file.