Kyle Galbraith

Building multi-platform, also known as multi-architecture, Docker images in GitHub Actions is becoming a necessity. See how to build them in GitHub Actions.

Depot is now available in the AWS Marketplace for customers looking to purchase an Enterprise plan via AWS.

Track your monthly Depot usage across your entire organization, and per-project, with stats for build time, error rate, cache performance, and more.

You can now generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for every build with Depot and access it directly from our new build Attestations view.

We're very excited to release our brand new build insights feature, which gives you better visibility into your builds and helps you debug issues faster.

Building Docker Arm images today usually means using emulation. But, it's slow and inefficient. See how to build multi-architecture images with zero emulation.

We've added the ability to lint Dockerfiles on demand in Depot. This post covers the top 10 most common Dockerfile linting issues we've seen flowing through Depot.

In addition to our existing GitHub Actions and Buildkite OIDC integrations via trust relationships, we now support CircleCI OIDC for Depot builds as well.

Organization owners can now configure usage caps to limit the total number of build minutes their team can use in a given month.

We're excited to announce that with our new configure-docker command, you can now use Depot to build the images in your Docker Compose file automatically without changing a single line of code.

We're excited to announce that Depot has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as a silver member to help more folks learn about and use cloud native technologies like Depot.

We're excited to bring a new feature to the depot CLI that allows you to configure docker build to use Depot for all image builds by default.