Porto, Portugal
Miguel Cardoso
DevOps / Infrastructure Engineer. I'm someone who enjoys figuring things out and learning along the way. I like working with people and doing my part to keep things running smoothly.
Professionally, I love the IT world — specifically the DevOps / Infrastructure side — because it lets me do what I enjoy most: automating and organising things.
Latest posts
- 3 Sept 2026football-tracks: taking the players off the broadcastA pipeline that turns a few seconds of televised football into player positions in metres, so a play can be imported into Pitchboard instead of drawn by hand.
- 30 Aug 2026Pitchboard: a tactics board of my ownAn animated football tactics board that runs in the browser, built because the free version of every existing one stops where it gets useful.
- 12 Jul 2026wtc: git log for productionA self-hosted change ledger that answers what changed, where a commit ended up, and how two environments differ.
Featured projects
A vendor-neutral change ledger — "git log for production". A self-hosted Go binary that pulls change events from CI, GitOps, and manual runs into one timeline, so you can see what changed, where a commit is deployed, and how two environments differ.
An animated football tactics board that runs entirely in the browser — draw a formation, move players between scenes along curved runs, and export the result as MP4, GIF, or PNG with no server rendering. Connectors between groups of players are recomputed every frame, so a unit’s shape deforms as its members move apart.