You can now import pre-built binaries into GoReleaser!

In GoReleaser v0.176.0 (both OSS and Pro), we released the ability to sign Docker images - with cosign in mind, and also did small quality-of-life improvements in the artifact signing feature.

Since the infamous SolarWinds attack, supply chain integrity is something a lot of people are discussing and working on.

A few months ago, I published a post on Multi-platform Docker images with GoReleaser and GitHub Actions. Today’s post has the same idea, but using Podman instead of Docker.

I live in Brazil, and, if you’re not familiar, internet usually sucks here.

A hands on talk on how to create and setup a project with GoReleaser.

GoReleaser Pro was released about a month ago, and with it, the ability to include GoReleaser config files.

After more than 4 years working on GoReleaser, I’m launching a Pro version!

I was live with Mat, Natalie & Johnny and we talked a bit about releases, with and without GoReleaser.

Last year, I made a blog post about GoReleaser turning 3 years old.

Today, again, I forgot the command to install Command Line Tools and had to search for it.

Back in June, I started porting my dotfiles from ZSH to Fish. Here’s why.

GoReleaser v0.148.0 is out, and with it, the ability to release multi-platform Docker images, a.k.a. Docker Manifests.

If you run Python inside containers, chances are you have seen Linux’s OOMKiller working at least a couple of times.

I always forget the details about Kubernetes pod shutdown lifecycle is something when I need them, so this is my now made public notes on the subject.

A discussion with Tibor and Geanluca about Docker buildkit and GoReleaser.

What if I told you you can now automate the release of your libraries as well?

Ever needed a simple leader election mechanism on something that will run on a Kubernetes cluster? There’s an easy way to do that!

Kubernetes Pod lifecycle does not cover everything just yet.

Can we have a private Helm repository using GCS as backend? Yes we can!

I recently got a 4K display, and it didn’t work as I expected on my MacBook Pro. This is what I tried, what worked and what didn’t.

I recently fall into a trap using Traefik as the ingress controller in one cluster. I decided to write about it with hopes it maybe help someone else.

Sometimes people ask me what my setup looks like for remote work. I decided to try and keep a more-or-less updated list of the hardware and software I’m using.

GoReleaser’s journey begins in December 21, 2016: the day I made its very first commit. It has been a long road since then.

Shared some tips about managing medium-sized OpenSource projects. The slides are in Portuguese.

I wanted to set up a fault tolerant nats-streaming-server, but couldn’t find a “quick” guide on how to do it - so here we are.

Quick tip to improve the docker build speed using go modules.

I wanted to set up a high available nats-streaming-server cluster, but couldn’t find a “quick” guide on how to do it.

Often I need to “do X only if files on some folder changed” or whatever. I always need to Google that or find it on old scripts…

The next GoReleaser version will have a more flexible Docker configuration format. In this post we’ll explore it a bit.