Argoflows – Defining Modules, Types, and Errors

In this video, we kick off the development of Argoflows, a Rust library designed to integrate and manage Argo Workflows—a leading project in the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) ecosystem—directly from Rust applications.

We start by defining the foundational structures that will form the backbone of Argoflows. This includes:

• Modules: Organizing the code into logical components for better maintainability.
• Types: Defining the data structures that represent Argo Workflows and their components, ensuring type safety and clarity in our API.
• Errors: Implementing a robust error handling strategy to gracefully manage issues that may arise during workflow management.

Emphasis is placed on maintaining consistent coding style and following best practices in modern Rust development.

If you find this project valuable, consider giving it a star on GitHub! Your support encourages ongoing development and helps the project grow within the CNCF and Rust communities.

Argoflows is open source, and community contributions are highly encouraged. Whether it’s questions, ideas, or improvements—feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.

I’m excited to see how Argoflows evolves and supports developers building Rust-based solutions around CNCF-native tools like Argo Workflows.