Does Argo CD support for AWS CloudFormation Continuous Delivery? - aws-cloudformation

I am new to CICD. I have a requirement to research on tool (preferably with GUI) that could manage AWS CloudFormation continuous delivery aspect.
I have done my research and was only only able to come up with AWS CodePipeline and Taskcat. Could you please suggest me with any other alternative?
Furthermore, is Argo CD a possible alternative?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Azure DevOps: Use pipelines to deploy BAR files to IBM Integration Bus

The goal I'm trying to accomplish is migrating out of CVS to using Azure Repos. Currently BAR deployments are sent through CVS repos and then deployed to IBM Integration Bus. I would like to accomplish this same process through Azure DevOps.
I know this extension exists:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vsts.ibm-integration-bus&ssr=false#overview
However there is limited documentation available. I'm curious to know if anyone has had success using the above extension?
If not through the extension is there another solution available?
I have never used that extension myself.
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I am new to terraform and I want set up a CI/CD pipeline to GCP with github to replace a current system that use's jenkins, as we want to increase automation of deployments. What would be the best way or architecture to do this.
One of the primary products related to CI/CD is Google's Cloud Build.
https://cloud.google.com/build
It's one liner reads:
Build, test, and deploy on our serverless CI/CD platform.
It has built in triggers that include GitHub integration meaning that when events occur on GitHub, Cloud Build runs its prescribed recipes.
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How are you?
I am aws beginner so I don't know well how to set aws configration.
I am going to deploy MEAN stack project from github repo to aws ec2.
But I don't know how should I do it.
So, I need a help of someone who is familiar with this.
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write and maintain homemade scripts (basically run kubectl apply -f or helm install)
use a comprehensive CI/CD tool (like GitLab)
use a dedicated CD tool (like Spinnaker, ArgoCD, ...)
Could you explain me which option you chose and why? And are you satisfied with it or do you think you will change in the future?
Thank you very much for your answers 🙂
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I have been hearing good things about Stratosource, and would like to know if anyone has managed to integrate Stratosource with Jenkins as part of Continuous Integration cycle.
If so, could someone please provide a few pointers?
I have tried searching for it, but apparently not many documents exist on this topic.
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