300 Hours of Repetitive Work in Just 3 Hours by Leveraging Argo Workflow...
summary
Atlan deprecates a monolithic access-control microservice, builds a new service in four weeks, then automates per-customer rollout (data migration, validation, API changes, post-release tests) using Argo Workflows invoking Argo CD via CLI and per-instance service accounts/RBAC and a configmap parameter flip. Using an internal package manager ArgoPM to install templates, the process shrinks a 3-hour manual per-instance job to running 100+ instances in under 3 hours, saving ~300 hours and cutting support tickets ~96%.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Atlan and data governance
- 3:43Legacy microservice redesign
- 6:16300-hour rollout with Argo
- 8:12Platform architecture and Argo CD
- 11:21Automating workflows
- 13:49Impact and results
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