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# Tools
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## Production
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Argo CD supports several different ways in which Kubernetes manifests can be defined:
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* [Kustomize](kustomize.md) applications
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* [Helm](helm.md) charts
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* A directory of YAML/JSON/Jsonnet manifests, including [Jsonnet](jsonnet.md).
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* Any [custom config management tool](../operator-manual/config-management-plugins.md) configured as a config management plugin
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## Development
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Argo CD also supports uploading local manifests directly. Since this is an anti-pattern of the
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GitOps paradigm, this should only be done for development purposes. A user with an `override` permission is required
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to upload manifests locally (typically an admin). All of the different Kubernetes deployment tools above are supported.
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To upload a local application:
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```bash
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$ argocd app sync APPNAME --local /path/to/dir/
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```
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