About
This page tells you why Goiabada exists, where its name comes from, and how to reach the people behind it.
Goiabada is an auth server you run yourself, made to be easy to set up and easy to live with. There are plenty of alternatives; this is one person’s take on how it should work.
It’s free and open source, and it’ll stay that way. You host it, so the code and the data are yours.
The name
Section titled “The name”Goiabada is a Brazilian sweet made from guava. It also starts with “Go”, the language Goiabada is written in. 😉
Who makes it
Section titled “Who makes it”Leonardo D’Ippolito created Goiabada and maintains it, with fixes and ideas from the people who use it. You can join them: see Contributing.
Get in touch
Section titled “Get in touch”- A bug or a feature request: open an issue on GitHub, so everyone can follow it.
- A security vulnerability: email [email protected], as Report a vulnerability describes.
- Anything else: email [email protected], or find Leonardo on LinkedIn.
Help with your project
Section titled “Help with your project”Leonardo D’Ippolito, who makes Goiabada, is available for freelance work:
- Goiabada: integrating it with your apps, deploying it, or building a feature you need.
- Full-stack development: .NET, Go, Vue.js and JavaScript.
- Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes and SQL databases.
- Software in general: architecture, implementation and performance.
Email [email protected] to talk about your project.