Artifact Registry supports Go modules and semantic versioning independent of your version control system. Go modules stored in Artifact Registry can be used alongside other public or private modules in your Go projects.
Overview
To get familiar with storing Go modules in Artifact Registry, you can try the quickstart.
When you're ready to learn more, read the following information:
- Create a Go module repository for your packages.
- Grant permissions to the account that will connect with the repository. Service accounts for common integrations with Artifact Registry have default permissions for repositories in the same project.
- Set up authentication to Artifact Registry for Go.
- Manage your Go modules.
- Learn about semantic versioning in Go.
- Learn how to create remote and virtual repositories.
- Read about how remote and virtual repositories can be used in this repository usage example.
Audit logging
To view Go log entries in Cloud Logging, you must enable
DATA_WRITE logging.
When you upload a Go module to a repository, the operation is logged as
UploadGoModule. Artifact Registry logs the following specific methods for
Go repositories:
List versions in a module
Go-ListVersions
View module information
Go-ViewModInfo
Download the go.mod File
Go-DownloadModFile
Download the zip File
Go-DownloadZipFile
For information about other Artifact Registry log entries, see View audit logs.