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Nazar Governance Mesh

A delivery blueprint for SaaS workloads, combining Jenkins build automation, Argo CD reconciliation, Kubernetes manifests, and database infrastructure.

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Focus
Infrastructure & platform engineering
Project type
Infrastructure blueprint
Core technologies
Jenkins · Argo CD · Kubernetes · Helm
Nazar Governance Mesh concept interface illustration
Concept interface illustration

Context

The engineering problem

Application delivery must connect build automation to a repeatable deployment model while keeping networking, data, and observability concerns explicit.

System architecture

Architecture at a glance

A simplified map of the intended relationships in this blueprint. Integration gaps are described in the implementation scope; arrows do not establish a running deployment.

  1. clientSource changes
    Build workflow
    infraJenkins pipeline
  2. infraJenkins pipeline
    Deployment updates
    infraGitOps configuration
  3. infraGitOps configuration
    Desired state
    gatewayArgo CD
  4. gatewayArgo CD
    Reconciliation
    serviceKubernetes workloads
  5. serviceKubernetes workloads
    Configured data tier
    databaseAurora infrastructure
All system components (6)
  • Source changesclient
  • Jenkins pipelineinfra
  • GitOps configurationinfra
  • Argo CDgateway
  • Kubernetes workloadsservice
  • Aurora infrastructuredatabase

Approach

Implementation decisions

  • Jenkins
  • Argo CD
  • Kubernetes
  • Helm
  • Terraform
  • Aurora
  • Istio

Separate build from reconciliation

Jenkins defines the build workflow while Argo CD manages deployment configuration from Git.

Describe workload requirements

Backend manifests include resource, probe, security-context, and placement configuration.

Keep operations in source

Ingress, database, and Prometheus configuration sit alongside application deployment templates.

Explore the implementation

Start with the source.

These entry points connect the architecture to the implementation.

Implementation scope

Deployment infrastructure and configuration for application workloads. Application code, account identifiers and delivery settings need integration. The Jenkins build and scan stages require validation, and templated manifests need a consistent rendering step before deployment.