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UI Customization

Default Application Details View

By default, the Application Details will show the Tree view.

This can be configured on an Application basis, by setting the pref.argocd.argoproj.io/default-view annotation, accepting one of: tree, pods, network, list as values.

For the Pods view, the default grouping mechanism can be configured using the pref.argocd.argoproj.io/default-pod-sort annotation, accepting one of: node, parentResource, topLevelResource as values.

Node Labels in Pod View

It's possible to propagate node labels to node information in the pod view by configuring application.allowedNodeLabels in the argocd-cm ConfigMap.

The following configuration: 

application.allowedNodeLabels: topology.kubernetes.io/zone,karpenter.sh/capacity-type
Would result in: Node Labels in Pod View

The Help page (linked from the bottom of the sidebar) always shows a download button for the Linux CLI binary that is embedded in the Argo CD server, so users can fetch a working CLI without any configuration.

To offer the CLI for additional operating systems and architectures, set help.download.<os>-<arch> keys in the argocd-cm ConfigMap. Each configured key adds a download button on the Help page pointing at the URL you provide:

apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
  name: argocd-cm
  namespace: argocd
data:
  help.download.linux-amd64: "https://example.com/argocd-linux-amd64"
  help.download.linux-arm64: "https://example.com/argocd-linux-arm64"
  help.download.darwin-amd64: "https://example.com/argocd-darwin-amd64"
  help.download.darwin-arm64: "https://example.com/argocd-darwin-arm64"
  help.download.windows-amd64: "https://example.com/argocd-windows-amd64.exe"

The following <os>-<arch> keys are recognized; any other key is ignored:

  • linux-amd64
  • linux-arm64
  • linux-ppc64le
  • linux-s390x
  • darwin-amd64
  • darwin-arm64
  • windows-amd64

Note

The default Linux button is always shown in addition to any configured links, so configuring help.download.linux-<arch> for the server's own architecture results in two Linux buttons.