Renovate bot advanced tricks feature

Renovate Bot: 4 advanced tips and tricks – Part II

This is part two of a series that provides tips for advanced Renovate Bot users. It gives valueable tips for writing your own regex managers, explains why and how to self-host a Renovate Bot instance, how you can reduce friction when introducting Renovate to your teams, and encourages interacting with the active Renovate community. Introduction … Read more

Renovate bot advanced tricks feature

Renovate Bot: 3 advanced tips and tricks – Part I

This is part one of a two-part series that provides tips for advanced Renovate Bot users. Part 1 explains some important, basic concepts, illustrates how Renovate approaches creating and updating PRs as a flow chart, and goes into details about Renovate’s “post upgrade tasks” feature. Introduction to Renovate Bot Renovate (Bot) is a CLI tool … Read more

renovate bot cheat sheet feature

Renovate bot cheat sheet – the 11 most useful customizations

Renovate bot is a tool that automatically updates third-party dependencies declared in your Git repository via pull requests. This Renovate bot cheat sheet helps teams who adopt Renovate with customizing the most common (and useful) configuration options, without having to read the entire, extensive Renovate bot documentation. Originally posted on 2021-07-25, updated on 2023-07-30. Introduction … Read more

renovate bot introduction feature

Automatic dependency updates – a Renovate Bot introduction

Renovate bot is a tool that automatically updates software dependencies declared in your Git repository via pull requests. In this Renovate bot introduction I explain the benefits of automated dependency updates, how the Renovate bot works, how to operate/run the bot yourself (if necessary), and how you can configure the bot’s behavior for each repository. … Read more

GitOps with GitLab ArgoCD and Renovate Bot

GitOps for managing cluster software using GitLab, ArgoCD and Renovate Bot

This article demonstrates how to use the ArgoCD GitOps controller to deploy applications to a Kubernetes cluster. The definitions/manifests of these applications, such as an Ingress controller, monitoring stack, etc., are stored in GitLab. They are automatically updated by Renovate Bot, which regularly scans your GitLab project for outdated dependencies. A demo project illustrates how … Read more