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► Join my Discord community for free education 👉 🤍 ► Become a Patreon for exclusive tutorials 👉 🤍 ► Follow me on Twitter 👉 🤍 ► Follow me on GitHub 👉 🤍 In this Golang tutorial, I'm going to show you my approach to building and structuring a microservice in Golang. So you can also start building microservices in Golang. #golang #microservices
Building Containerized Microservices in Golang #DevOpsMadeEasy #DevOps #Programming ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Pre-Requisite ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💡 Kubernetes: ► 🤍 In this video, I explain ► Installing GoLang and setting GOPATH, GOBIN, GOROOT Environment variables ► Installing GO VS Code Plugins ► Go basics: Variables, Functions, Maps, etc ► Modules & Packages: Why go.mod, go.sum files are needed ► Go commands: go run vs build vs install, go get, go mod init, go mod tidy, go env, go mod download, etc ► Creating and Using Local and Remote Go Packages ► Cross Compilation: Using GOOS, GOARCH ► Creating a Web Application using Gorilla/Mux HTTP Go Module ► Containerizing the application using Multistage builds ► Writing Docker Compose file ► Writing Kubernetes Manifest files for the application ► Creating Helm Chart ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Start ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to learn more? 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Kubernetes course ► 🤍 Docker course ► 🤍 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Connect with me 👋 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Facebook group ► 🤍 Email ► devopsmadeeasy🤍outlook.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬ GitHub Links 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► 🤍 🙏 🙏 🙏 Kindly Like and Subscribe our YouTube Channel for more videos 🙏 🙏 🙏 Also, I post important updates on Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Git, Python, Jenkins, Ansible, Terraform on my Facebook Page that are helpful in clearing many certifications😍 😍 Don't forget to join my Facebook group Help me build more tutorials like this by contributing. Reach out to us on my Email address provided above🙏 ⭐ Tags ⭐ - DevOps Made Easy - Docker Made Easy - Kubernetes Made Easy - Helm Made Easy - Istio Made Easy - Ansible Made Easy - Terraform made Easy - Python Made Easy - Git Made Easy - Python Tutorials - Object-Oriented Programming Python - Python OOP - Python Objects and Classes - Classes Python - GoLang Tutorials - Objects and Classes Python ⭐ Hashtags ⭐ #DevOpsMadeEasy #Python #IOT #k3s #devops #helm #docker #kubernetes #jenkins #ansible #git #k8s #rancher #Raspberrypi #raspberrypik3s Building Containerized Microservices in Golang #DevOpsMadeEasy #DevOps #Programming ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Pre-Requisite ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💡 Kubernetes: ► 🤍 In this video, I explain ► Installing GoLang ► Installing Python VS Code Extension ► Go basic commands and concepts ► Modules & Packages: GOPATH, GOBIN, go.mod, go.sum ► Local vs Remote Packages ► Variables & Constants ► Functions ► Maps ► Packages ► Cross Compilation: GOOS, GOARCH ► Sample Go Web Application using Gorilla/Mux http module ► Building the docker image using Multistage builds ► Writing Docker Compose file ► Writing Kubernetes Manifest files for the application ► Creating Helm Chart ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Start ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to learn more? 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Kubernetes course ► 🤍 Docker course ► 🤍 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Connect with me 👋 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Facebook group ► 🤍 Email ► devopsmadeeasy🤍outlook.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬ GitHub Links 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► 🤍 🙏 🙏 🙏 Kindly Like and Subscribe our YouTube Channel for more videos 🙏 🙏 🙏 Also, I post important updates on Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Git, Python, Jenkins, Ansible, Terraform on my Facebook Page that are helpful in clearing many certifications😍 😍 Don't forget to join my Facebook group Help me build more tutorials like this by contributing. Reach out to us on my Email address provided above🙏 ⭐ Tags ⭐ - DevOps Made Easy - Docker Made Easy - Kubernetes Made Easy - Helm Made Easy - Istio Made Easy - Ansible Made Easy - Terraform made Easy - Python Made Easy - Git Made Easy - Python Tutorials - Object-Oriented Programming Python - Python OOP - Python Objects and Classes - Classes Python - GoLang Tutorials - Objects and Classes Python ⭐ Hashtags ⭐ #DevOpsMadeEasy #Python #IOT #k3s #devops #helm #docker #kubernetes #jenkins #ansible #git #k8s #rancher #Raspberrypi #raspberrypik3s
In this Golang tutorial, you will learn how to build and structure a microservice with Golang and Docker. We will implement both the JSON and gRPC transports for our service and will take advantage of Golang's context package. The main goal of my approach is to separate the business logic from the transport, metrics, and logging middleware. 📢 I am also building a Discord community! Feel free to join if you are willing to learn about blockchain, web3, Defi, and quantitative trading. Or just hang out and chat. 🤍 ► Support me on PATREON and get access to exclusive lessons, tutorials, and LIVE streams 🤍 ► Join my Discord community for free education 🤍 ► Follow me on GitHub 🤍 ► Follow me on Twitter 🤍 #golang #docker #grpc
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We always hear how Go is a simple language, how it can enable developers to be productive. In this talk, we’ll start from scratch and develop a production-ready service in Go, using the standard library, a few popular libraries, instrument it, and deploy it using Docker. EVENT: GopherCon UK 2018 SPEAKER: Florin Patan PERMISSIONS: Original video was published with the Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed). CREDITS: Original video source: 🤍
A Simple Microservice Project Using Golang My New Udemy Course, please enroll - 🤍 In this project series, we will build a simple microservice that generates JWT token and another microservice that can parse it. 🚨 🚨 🚨 Subscribe so that you're notified when more flutter videos come out - 🤍 ⚡⚡ Series on Building a TODO application in golang - 🤍 ⚡⚡ Series on Scraping IMDB with golang colly - 🤍 🤯🤯 Golang CRUD API - 🤍 💣💣 Golang + MySQL APIs - 🤍 👋👋👋 CONNECT with me ON LINKEDIN - 🤍 ✌️❤️🔥 ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - intro 0:45 - demo 1:46 - project briefing 8:30 - back to drawboard #golang-microservices #go-microservices #go-microservice-project
Building Containerized Microservices in Golang: Dockerize and Deploy to Kubernetes using Helm #DevOpsMadeEasy #DevOps #Programming ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Pre-Requisite ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💡 Kubernetes: ► 🤍 In this video, I explain ► Installing GoLang ► Installing Python VS Code Extension ► Go basic commands and concepts ► Modules & Packages: GOPATH, GOBIN, go.mod, go.sum ► Local vs Remote Packages ► Variables & Constants ► Functions ► Maps ► Packages ► Cross Compilation: GOOS, GOARCH ► Sample Go Web Application using Gorilla/Mux http module ► Building the docker image using Multistage builds ► Writing Docker Compose file ► Writing Kubernetes Manifest files for the application ► Creating Helm Chart ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Start ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to learn more? 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Kubernetes course ► 🤍 Docker course ► 🤍 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Connect with me 👋 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Facebook group ► 🤍 Email ► devopsmadeeasy🤍outlook.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬ GitHub Links 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► 🤍 🙏 🙏 🙏 Kindly Like and Subscribe our YouTube Channel for more videos 🙏 🙏 🙏 Also, I post important updates on Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Git, Python, Jenkins, Ansible, and Terraform on my Facebook Page that are helpful in clearing many certifications😍 😍 Don't forget to join my Facebook group Help me build more tutorials like this by contributing. Reach out to us on my Email address provided above🙏 ⭐ Tags ⭐ - DevOps Made Easy - Docker Made Easy - Kubernetes Made Easy - Helm Made Easy - Istio Made Easy - Ansible Made Easy - Terraform made Easy - Python Made Easy - Git Made Easy - Python Tutorials - Object-Oriented Programming Python - Python OOP - Python Objects and Classes - Classes Python - GoLang Tutorials - Objects and Classes Python ⭐ Hashtags ⭐ #DevOpsMadeEasy #Python #IOT #k3s #devops #helm #docker #kubernetes #jenkins #ansible #git #k8s #rancher #Raspberrypi #raspberrypik3s Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
👉 Check our website: 🤍 Learn how to create a simple Microservice app with Golang. This will be a video series where you will learn something new about Microservices Architecture in every video. More Courses: Check out our Golang Bundle: 🤍 Golang Microservices: Breaking a Monolith to Microservices: 🤍 #microservices #go #golang
#tensorprogramming #golang #microservices In this tutorial, we take a look at the basics of the Go kit toolkit. We use Gokit to build a basic account microservice backed by a PostgreSQL database and served over an HTTP Transport. Source Code: 🤍 Good Programming Laptops: Lenovo ThinkPad E570: 🤍 Dell XPS15: 🤍 Web App Hosting: 🤍 Support the Channel and Join Patreon: Patreon: 🤍 Dontate: ETH: 0x03247265dd5242605bD2FA3c40fb3b70d9e3D685 Cardano: addr1q9auccwrr9ws8qdyv45f4qwsx76pfmld4zapks89sakq94ay0xmle73y0r8ruwd0zslls4eglf98lghru7ywv56cedysk7ftjt Check out our Twitter: 🤍 Check out our Facebook: 🤍 Check out our Steemit: 🤍
Authentication means confirming who you are, while authorization means what resources do you have access to in the system. In this video we will be learning how to implement a authentication and authorization server in GO | Golang, to be used in multiple microservices that you build for the app that you are planning to develop. This is a key service that you need to implement in a microservice based project. We will be using token based authentication and authorization, using JWT token. Link to the repository 🤍 #microservices #microservicesarchitecture #Golang #golangdeveloper #microservicego #theexceptionhandler #webdevelopment #tutorial #golangdevelopment microservices authentication and authorization,jwt authentication,authorization server,auth api,authentication and authorization,authentication and authorization in web api,go microservices project structure,golang microservices,microservices in golang,microservices in golang example,how to implement microservices,golang web development golang microservices microservices tutorial microservices architecture microservices why use microservices microservices in golang microservices in golang example how to implement microservices Golang Gin | Setting up a JSON Web Token (JWT) Authorization Middleware Role Based Authorization using JWT token using GIN in Go Go (Golang) JWT Authentication Tutorial Securing Your Go REST APIs with JSON Web Tokens(JWTS) Golang API Authentication using JWT Tokens JWT token based authentication/authorization in Golang (REST API's) Golang /Go golang web development golang go
► Join my Discord community for free education 👉 🤍 ► Become a Patreon for more exclusive content 👉 🤍 ► Follow me on Twitter 👉 🤍 ► Follow me on GitHub 👉 🤍 In this stream, I will show you how to make highly available microservices with Apache Kafka in Golang. #microservices #golang
How fast can you build a microservice in Go? 1 week? 1 day? 1 hour? In this webinar, we start from scratch, build a #microservice that connects to a PostgreSQL database, and then is deployed in a Kubernetes cluster. We use GoLand IDE, the dedicated Go IDE from JetBrains, to help us create the micro-service, write tests for it, refactor it to make it friendly for others to read, and assist with both the Database and #Kubernetes. We learn how to use the features like Move, Rename, or Change Signature refactorings, generate tests, run the tests with Coverage support, connect to a Database to have completion support, build our Docker container and, finally, push everything in a Kubernetes cluster. Will this fit in 60 minutes? There's one way to find out. Audience: Intermediate Contents: 00:00:00 - Introduction 01:38 - Scope of the webinar 03:45 - Database deployment to Kubernetes 06:30 - Kubernetes feature overview 07:34 - Connect the IDE to the database 13:00 - Connect the Go application to the database 26:01 - Deploy a Go application to Kubernetes 29:41 - Docker file for a Go application 33:03 - Use HTTP file to make a request from the IDE 35:45 - Use a debugger to debug a Go application in Kubernetes 42:42 - Refactor the code to be reusable and testable 46:34 - Use code generation to create a test 47:45 - Run tests with coverage and automatically rerun tests 49:55 - Quickly write JSON using Inject Language feature 51:08 - Share project on Github 53:03 - Q&A time Join us: Download Goland: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 About the Presenter: Florin Pățan is a gopher for a few years now, and he built many high-performance, distributed projects.He helps gophers everywhere and works as a Developer Advocate at JetBrains. #GoLand #jetbrains #golang #webinar Category: Webinars
In this talk Andrew Jessup walks through the essential elements of building a performant, secure and well factored micro-service in Go and how to deploy it to Google Container Engine.You'll also learn how to use Google Stackdriver to monitor, instrument, trace and even debug a production service in real time. Missed the conference? Watch all the talks here: 🤍 Watch more talks about Application Development here: 🤍
Twice weekly live stream teaching you how to build Microservices using the Go programming language. In this episode I show you how to build the simplest service you can using the standard packages in the Go programming language. Sorry, currently trying to fix the audio sync issues in this video YouTube creator is not playing nice. Source code for this episode: 🤍 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 2:35 Tooling and Software 11:26 Your first service using the Go standard library Tools: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Series Content: Over the weeks we will look at the following topics, teaching you everything you need to know regarding building microservices with the go programming language: - Introduction to microservices - RESTFul microservices - gRPC microservices - Packaging applications with Docker - Testing microservice - Continuous Delivery - Observability - Using Kubernetes - Debugging - Security - Asynchronous microservices - Caching - Microservice reliability using a Service Mesh
In this video we will be learning how to create domain services in golang, when using microservice based architecture. We will be following Domain driven architecture. Link to the repository 🤍 #microservices #microservicesarchitecture #Golang #golangdeveloper #microservicego #theexceptionhandler #webdevelopment #tutorial #golangdevelopment create services in microservices, Domain driven architecture microservices authentication and authorization,jwt authentication,authorization server,auth api,authentication and authorization,authentication and authorization in web api,go microservices project structure,golang microservices,microservices in golang,microservices in golang example,how to implement microservices,golang web development golang microservices microservices tutorial microservices architecture microservices why use microservices microservices in golang microservices in golang example how to implement microservices Golang Gin | Setting up a JSON Web Token (JWT) Authorization Middleware Role Based Authorization using JWT token using GIN in Go Go (Golang) JWT Authentication Tutorial Securing Your Go REST APIs with JSON Web Tokens(JWTS) Golang API Authentication using JWT Tokens JWT token based authentication/authorization in Golang (REST API's) Golang /Go golang web development golang go
Weekly live stream which teaches how to build Microservices using the Go programming language. In this episode we will start to look at how to build RESTful services using the Go standard packages. Contents: Serializing data with encoding/json Introduction to RESTful services Filtering HTTP requests with the Go standard library Source: 🤍 RESTful best practices: 🤍 encoding/json: 🤍 Series Content: Over the weeks we will look at the following topics, teaching you everything you need to know regarding building microservices with the go programming language: - Introduction to microservices - RESTFul microservices - gRPC microservices - Packaging applications with Docker - Testing microservice - Continuous Delivery - Observability - Using Kubernetes - Debugging - Security - Asynchronous microservices - Caching - Microservice reliability using a Service Mesh
#tensorprogramming #golang #microservices In this series, we take a look at the hexagonal microservice architecture in go by building a simple URL shortener service. In this video, we build the domain logic and the port interfaces. Source Code: 🤍 Good Programming Laptops: Lenovo ThinkPad E570: 🤍 Dell XPS15: 🤍 Cloudways Web App Hosting: 🤍 Support the Channel and Join Patreon: Patreon: 🤍 Dontate: ETH: 0x03247265dd5242605bD2FA3c40fb3b70d9e3D685 Cardano: addr1q9auccwrr9ws8qdyv45f4qwsx76pfmld4zapks89sakq94ay0xmle73y0r8ruwd0zslls4eglf98lghru7ywv56cedysk7ftjt Check out our Twitter: 🤍 Check out our Facebook: 🤍 Check out our Steemit: 🤍
► Join my Discord community for free education 👉 🤍 ► Become a Patreon for exclusive tutorials👉 🤍 ► Follow me on Twitter 👉 🤍 ► Follow me on GitHub 👉 🤍 In this Golang tutorial, I will show you another approach on how you can build micro services in Golang. #golang
Microservices - also known as the microservice architecture, it is an architectural style that lets you structures your application as a collection of services. Major Advantages of using microservice architecture are - Owned by a small team - Highly maintainable - Highly testability making less buggy software - each service in microservice architecture are Loosely coupled - each service can be independently deployed, with out having impact on other services - each service are organized around business capabilities The microservice also enables us to have a rapid, frequent and reliable delivery of large and complex apps. It also enables you to constantly improve on the technology stack. #microservices #microservicesarchitecture #Golang #golangdeveloper #microservicego #theexceptionhandler #webdevelopment #tutorial #golangdevelopment golang microservices microservices tutorial microservices architecture microservices why use microservices microservices in golang microservices in golang example how to implement microservices golang web development golang go
In this Go programming language course for beginners, you will improve your Go programming skills by building eleven projects. ✏️ Akhil Sharma created this course. Check out his channel: 🤍 ⭐️ Project Code ⭐️ 1. Build A Simple Web Server With Golang - 🤍 2. Build A CRUD API With Golang - 🤍 3. Golang With MySQL Book Management System - 🤍 4. Simple SlackBot To Calculate Age - 🤍 5. Golang Slackbot for File Uploading - 🤍 6. Email Verifier Tool With Golang - 🤍 7. AWS Lambda With Golang - 🤍 8. CRM with Golang Fiber - 🤍 9. HRMS with Golang Fiber - 🤍 10. Complete Serverless Stack - 🤍 11. A.I Bot with Wolfram, Wit.ai and golang - 🤍 ⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️ ⌨️ (0:00:00) Build A Simple Web Server With Golang ⌨️ (0:20:34) Build A CRUD API With Golang ⌨️ (1:07:14) Golang With MYSQL Book Management System ⌨️ (2:30:57) Simple SlackBot To Calculate Age ⌨️ (2:44:12) Golang Slackbot for File Uploading ⌨️ (3:01:45) Email Verifier Tool With Golang ⌨️ (3:24:32) AWS Lambda With Golang ⌨️ (3:50:12) CRM with Golang Fiber ⌨️ (4:34:34) HRMS with Golang Fiber ⌨️ (5:44:25) Complete serverless stack with Golang ⌨️ (7:28:55) A.I Bot with wolfram, wit.ai and Golang 🎉 Thanks to our Champion and Sponsor supporters: 👾 Raymond Odero 👾 Agustín Kussrow 👾 aldo ferretti 👾 Otis Morgan 👾 DeezMaster Learn to code for free and get a developer job: 🤍 Read hundreds of articles on programming: 🤍
We're moving towards a world of infinite compute with the public cloud but leveraging it still proves to be difficult. Containers are naturally guiding us towards developing distributed systems but the tools to help build them are still formulating. Micro looks to solve these problems by providing the fundamental building blocks for building and managing microservices.
Let me share with you my preferred project layout to structure microservices in Go! This includes discussing things like Domain Driven Design and Hexagonal Architecture, make sure you read the blog post for more details about this project. * Blog Post: 🤍 * Previous episode: "Building Microservices in Go/Golang: using PostgreSQL via sqlc, squirrel" 🤍 * Example code: 🤍 * Playlist: 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍 00:00 - Start 00:14 - Agenda 00:35 - Domain Driven Design 05:25 - More Ideas 07:01 - Project Layout 11:08 - Conclusion - Who am I: Hello👋🏼! I'm Mario, a Hands-on Software Architect and Lead Backend Engineer with more than 16 years of professional experience building all kinds of software including on-premise Industrial Automation Systems, Linux Accessibility Desktop and Browser Components as well as Distributed Advertising Microservices. Every week I will share with you different topics I've learned while working for small startups and large companies including the processes I've followed over the years for successfully delivering complex enterprise systems from start to end. Subscribe if you like Software Development, Software Architecture and Systems Design! Keep it up. Don't give up! #golang #microservices #ddd - Our affiliate links below Shop our favorite products → 🤍 Vlogging setup → 🤍 Get a 30 day FREE trial of Epidemic Sound → 🤍 Try Amazon Prime 30-Day FREE trial → 🤍 I love getting Cash Back and think you will too! Join for free and get $20 when you spend $20 → 🤍 Sign up to start using vidIQ to grow your YouTube channel for FREE → 🤍 - Our Vlog Channel 🤍
Go beyond the hype and dig into building microservices with the Go framework Micro (micro.mu). In this talk you’ll learn how to create and deploy microservices using the popular framework Micro, which was extracted out of experience running services at Google and Hailo. You’ll see services built from scratch and deployed to the cloud, as well as a demonstration of all the features Micro includes to manage your services when they’re in production.
In this talk we will review Domain Driven Design briefly, and concentrate on how to apply that approach to building microservices in Go. My focus will be on providing an array of best practices to allow the developer to build microservices that are easy to extend and maintain.
Digital Gyan Episode: Golang & Service Discovery for building Microservices Abstract: Modern microservices are deployed usually in multi-instance cluster such as kubernetes, cloud/lambda functions where IP’s are dynamically assigned, number of instances grows or shrinks based on traffic and instances might be located behind load-balancer in more than one data-centers. Locating the services and establishing secure connections for clients is enabled by “Service Discovery”. Consul provides a central registry that tracks services, maintain health status, enable secure communication and offer dynamic load-balancing capabilities. In this episode, we will implement Service Discovery using Consul for Go (Golang) microservice. Topics: 1. Benefit of Service Discovery 2. Service Discovery Patterns 3. Consul setup for service discovery 4. Options to register services with Consul 5. Consul discovery client in Golang 6. Register services automatically using HTTP API in Golang 7. Enable health monitoring in consul 8. Consul service dashboard References: 1. Installation: 🤍 2. 🤍 Note: This episode is presented by Ankit Patel - Cofounder and Innovator 🤍 Aadhyarupam. To know more about our Digital Services, please visit our website: 🤍 We will be delighted to answer your inquiry. Feel free to reach us here: contact🤍aadhyarupam.com #Go #Golang #ServiceDiscovery #Microservice #Consul #CloudNative
Weekly live stream which teaches how to build Microservices using the Go programming language. In this episode we learn more about the standard library and look at how we can refactor last episodes example into a reusable microservice pattern. Source: 🤍 Series Content: Over the weeks we will look at the following topics, teaching you everything you need to know regarding building microservices with the go programming language: - Introduction to microservices - RESTFul microservices - gRPC microservices - Packaging applications with Docker - Testing microservice - Continuous Delivery - Observability - Using Kubernetes - Debugging - Security - Asynchronous microservices - Caching - Microservice reliability using a Service Mesh
Using a tutorial-based approach, this webinar teaches participants how to build a modern, containerized microservice using Docker and the Go programming language. For multi-day private, customized Docker, Go, and Microservices training, please visit 🤍.
This presentation was recorded at GOTO Copenhagen 2016. #gotocon #gotocph 🤍 Matt Heath - Specialises in back-end architecture, distributed systems and cloud infrastructure ABSTRACT This talk will cover how to develop and migrate to a microservice based architecture using Go, common pitfalls to avoid, and lessons learnt when developing high volume, low latency, distributed applications. [...] Download slides and read the full abstract here: 🤍 RECOMMENDED BOOKS Sam Newman • Monolith to Microservices • 🤍 Sam Newman • Building Microservices • 🤍 Ronnie Mitra & Irakli Nadareishvili • Microservices: Up and Running• 🤍 Mitra, Nadareishvili, McLarty & Amundsen • Microservice Architecture • 🤍 Chris Richardson • Microservices Patterns • 🤍 Adam Bellemare • Building Event-Driven Microservices • 🤍 Dave Farley • Continuous Delivery Pipelines • 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 #GoLang #Go #Microservices
Microservices architecture is a formidable pattern and Go is an incredible language. How do these two perform when combined? The microservices architecture consists of a breakdown of your software into multiple tiny services: flexible, independent, easy to scale up, domain-specific, more granularity, etc... But comes with some issues: complexity of communication between services, E2E tests difficult to write, daunting for new joiners, etc. Having all the services written in Go does not solve all those problems but makes the software development more enjoyable and eases some of the pain points. The goal of this talk is not to sell the microservices architecture neither Go, but is more about the story/timeline on how we transitioned an existing microservices piece of software into Go. What will be shared: - which features of Go allow us to build a successful microservices system? - which blockers did we face? - what are the next steps for us? Other talks at this conference 🚀🪐 🤍 — 0:00 Intro 1:12 Talk
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Click here - 🤍 to get notifications. Tamil Build a RESTful HTTP API in Golang w/ Mux | Golang Code Demo | InterviewDOT You should have some understanding of what is HTTP and what is an API. REST is an architectural style, or design pattern, for APIs. Who invented REST? REST was defined by Roy Fielding, a computer scientist. He presented the REST principles in his PhD dissertation in 2000. Before we dive into what makes an API RESTful and what constraints and rules you should follow if you want to create RESTful APIs, let’s explain 2 key terms: Client — the client is the person or software who uses the API. It can be a developer, for example you, as a developer, can use Twitter API to read and write data from Twitter, create a new tweet and do more actions in a program that you write. Your program will call Twitter’s API. The client can also be a web browser. When you go to Twitter website, your browser is the client who calls Twitter API and uses the returned data to render information on the screen. Resource — a resource can be any object the API can provide information about. In Instagram’s API, for example, a resource can be a user, a photo, a hashtag. Each resource has a unique identifier. The identifier can be a name or a number. Now let’s get back to REST. A RESTful web application exposes information about itself in the form of information about its resources. It also enables the client to take actions on those resources, such as create new resources (i.e. create a new user) or change existing resources (i.e. edit a post). In order for your APIs to be RESTful, you have to follow a set of constraints when you write them. The REST set of constraints will make your APIs easier to use and also easier to discover, meaning a developer who is just starting to use your APIs will have an easier time learning how to do so. REST stands for REpresentational State Transfer. It means when a RESTful API is called, the server will transfer to the client a representation of the state of the requested resource. For example, when a developer calls Instagram API to fetch a specific user (the resource), the API will return the state of that user, including their name, the number of posts that user posted on Instagram so far, how many followers they have, and more. The representation of the state can be in a JSON format, and probably for most APIs this is indeed the case. It can also be in XML or HTML format. What the server does when you, the client, call one of its APIs depends on 2 things that you need to provide to the server: An identifier for the resource you are interested in. This is the URL for the resource, also known as the endpoint. In fact, URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. The operation you want the server to perform on that resource, in the form of an HTTP method, or verb. The common HTTP methods are GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. Go or GoLang , as it is called, is a robust system-level language used for programming across large-scale network servers and big distributed systems. Golang emerged as an alternative to C and Java for the app developers in the context of what Google needed for its network servers and distributed systems. This example shows how to use the `gorilla/mux` package to create routes with named parameters, GET/POST handlers and domain restrictions. Package gorilla/mux implements a request router and dispatcher for matching incoming requests to their respective handler. Golang Concurrency is extremely important at our time. It allows multiple processes running simultaneously and effectively. Golang has efficient concurrency, like C, C, Java, and at the same time concurrency in Go is done much easier thanks to goroutines, channels, and garbage collection Why should I learn Golang? Go provides you high performance like C/C, super efficient concurrency handling like Java and fun to code like Python/Perl. If you don't have any plans to learn Go, I will still say hardware limit puts pressure to us, software developers to write super efficient code. Why is Golang so popular? Go relies on a concurrency model called CSP ( Communicating Sequential Processes). Instead of locking variables to share memory, Golang allows you to communicate the value stored in your variable from one thread to another.It's concurrency feature and easy deployment make it a popular choice for cloud development. 🤍
Let me share with you another tips when building microservices in Go! Repository Pattern, Domain and Application Services; and Dependency Injection * Blog post: 🤍 * Previous episode: "Building Microservices in Go/Golang: Project Layout": 🤍 * "Building Microservices in Go/Golang: Accessing PostgreSQL Databases - Part 3": 🤍 * Example code: 🤍 * Playlist "Building Microservices in Go/Golang": 🤍 * Playlist "Go/Golang Tools and Packages": 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍 00:00 - Start 00:15 - Agenda 01:12 - Repository Pattern 04:27 - Application Services 06:08 - Dependency Injection 08:20 - Conclusion - Who am I: Hello👋🏼! I'm Mario, a Hands-on Software Architect and Lead Backend Engineer with more than 16 years of professional experience building all kinds of software including on-premise Industrial Automation Systems, Linux Accessibility Desktop and Browser Components as well as Distributed Advertising Microservices. Every week I will share with you different topics I've learned while working for small startups and large companies including the processes I've followed over the years for successfully delivering complex enterprise systems from start to end. Subscribe if you like Software Development, Software Architecture and Systems Design! Keep it up. Don't give up! #golang #microservices #ddd - Our affiliate links below Shop our favorite products → 🤍 Vlogging setup → 🤍 Get a 30 day FREE trial of Epidemic Sound → 🤍 Try Amazon Prime 30-Day FREE trial → 🤍 I love getting Cash Back and think you will too! Join for free and get $20 when you spend $20 → 🤍 Sign up to start using vidIQ to grow your YouTube channel for FREE → 🤍 - Our Vlog Channel 🤍
Let me share with you some tips for using and accessing PostgreSQL when building Web Services! What are the pros? What are the cons? What are the best packages to use? What are the guidelines and best practices? * Part 2: 🤍 * Blog Post: 🤍 * Example code: 🤍 * Playlist "Golang Tools and Packages": 🤍 * Playlist "Building Microservices in Go/Golang": 🤍 = Packages used * database/sql with github.com/lib/pq * 🤍 * 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍 - Who am I: Hello👋🏼! I'm Mario, a Hands-on Software Architect and Lead Backend Engineer with more than 16 years of professional experience building all kinds of software including on-premise Industrial Automation Systems, Linux Accessibility Desktop and Browser Components as well as Distributed Advertising Microservices. Every week I will share with you different topics I've learned while working for small startups and large companies including the processes I've followed over the years for successfully delivering complex enterprise systems from start to end. Subscribe if you like Software Development, Software Architecture and Systems Design! Keep it up. Don't give up! #golang #microservices #postgres - Our affiliate links below Shop our favorite products → 🤍 Vlogging setup → 🤍 Get a 30 day FREE trial of Epidemic Sound → 🤍 Try Amazon Prime 30-Day FREE trial → 🤍 I love getting Cash Back and think you will too! Join for free and get $20 when you spend $20 → 🤍 Sign up to start using vidIQ to grow your YouTube channel for FREE → 🤍 - Our Vlog Channel 🤍
#tensorprogramming #golang #microservices In this series, we take a look at the hexagonal microservice architecture in go by building a simple URL shortener service. In this video we build out the Repository and Serializer logic. Source Code: 🤍 Good Programming Laptops: Lenovo ThinkPad E570: 🤍 Dell XPS15: 🤍 Cloudways Web App Hosting: 🤍 Support the Channel and Join Patreon: Patreon: 🤍 Dontate: ETH: 0x03247265dd5242605bD2FA3c40fb3b70d9e3D685 Cardano: addr1q9auccwrr9ws8qdyv45f4qwsx76pfmld4zapks89sakq94ay0xmle73y0r8ruwd0zslls4eglf98lghru7ywv56cedysk7ftjt Check out our Twitter: 🤍 Check out our Facebook: 🤍 Check out our Steemit: 🤍
Let's add support for Apache Kafka! Apache Kafka is an event streaming platform that allows you to: * Publish and subscribe to streams of events, * Store streams of events for as long as you want, and * Process streams of events as they occur. In Go to interact with Kafka, we can use: * 🤍 OR * 🤍 I personally prefer using Confluent's package because they are the one behind the scenes providing commercial support for Kafka. Learning Kafka takes some time and even if you're familiar with the tools I highly encourage you to take advantage of managed services like Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) it will simplify your live when working with Kafka clusters! - * Example code: 🤍 * Blog: 🤍 * Previous Episode: "Golang Microservices: Golang Microservices: Events and Background Jobs using RabbitMQ": 🤍 * Playlist "Building Microservices in Go/Golang": 🤍 * Playlist "Golang Tools and Packages": 🤍 * Playlist "Testing in Go": 🤍 00:00 Start 00:12 What is Apache Kafka? 01:30 How does Apache Kafka work? 03:46 Apache Kafka + Golang Demo starts 10:00 Conclusions - Who am I: Hello👋🏼! I'm Mario, a Hands-on Software Architect and Lead Backend Engineer with more than 16 years of professional experience building all kinds of software including on-premise Industrial Automation Systems, Linux Accessibility Desktop and Browser Components as well as Distributed Advertising Microservices. Every week I will share with you different topics I've learned while working for small startups and large companies including the processes I've followed over the years for successfully delivering complex enterprise systems from start to end. Subscribe if you like Software Development, Software Architecture and Systems Design! Keep it up. Don't give up! #golang #microservices #programming - Our affiliate links below Shop our favorite products → 🤍 Vlogging setup → 🤍 Get a 30 day FREE trial of Epidemic Sound → 🤍 Try Amazon Prime 30-Day FREE trial → 🤍 I love getting Cash Back and think you will too! Join for free and get $20 when you spend $20 → 🤍 Sign up to start using vidIQ to grow your YouTube channel for FREE → 🤍 - Our Vlog Channel 🤍
Digital Gyan Episode: Golang & Firestore for building Microservices Abstract: Google Cloud Firestore provide real-time serverless No-SQL document database. Moreover, it has seamless integration with google cloud services such as Cloud Functions, Cloud Run etc. In this episode, we are covering the implementation aspects of using firestore in Go (Golang) applications. Modern microservices can utilize the programming power of Go (Golang) with Firestore database for scalable, high performant cloud native applications. Topics: 1. Adding firestore and setting up authentication in your Golang application 2. Initialize firestore client in Golang 3. Map your data model in Golang struct object with firestore document 4. Adding, Updating & Deleting firestore documents using Golang 5. Querying / Finding documents 6. Firestore Transactions & atomicity 7. Tips References: Code example on GitHub: 🤍 Firestore project setup (GCP): 🤍 Firestore API documents: 🤍 Note: This episode is presented by Ankit Patel - Cofounder and Innovator 🤍 Aadhyarupam. To know more about our Digital Services, please visit our website: 🤍 We will be delighted to answer your inquiry. Feel free to reach us here: contact🤍aadhyarupam.com #Go #Golang #Firestore #Microservice #CloudNative
Weekly live stream which teaches how to build Microservices using the Go programming language. In this episode we will continue to look at building RESTful services using the Go standard packages. Contents: De-serializing data with encoding/json Handling POST and PUT requests Source: 🤍 Series Content: Over the weeks we will look at the following topics, teaching you everything you need to know regarding building microservices with the go programming language: - Introduction to microservices - RESTFul microservices - gRPC microservices - Packaging applications with Docker - Testing microservice - Continuous Delivery - Observability - Using Kubernetes - Debugging - Security - Asynchronous microservices - Caching - Microservice reliability using a Service Mesh
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In this video we start to look at gRPC bi-directional streaming gRPC streaming allows you to independently receive streamed messages from the client and send a response to it. This episode looks at the basics of streaming API by adding an update to our currency service. Source Code: 🤍 Server-side streaming: 🤍 Client-side streaming: 🤍 Advertising: All proceeds from any advert shown in this video will be donated to charity.
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