circleci Microservices in Golang - Part 10 - Summary Wow, what a journey it has been! These posts took months to finish. The first post started late 2017, we're nearly half way through 2018 and I'm just writing the final post. It
circleci Microservices in Golang - Part 9 - Deployments with CircleCI Sponsor me on Patreon to support more content like this. In this part of the series, we're going to briefly look at setting up continuous integration with one of our services, using CircleCI.
golang Microservices in Golang - Part 8 - Kubernetes and Container Engine Sponsor me on Patreon to support more content like this. In the previous post we looked at creating a container engine cluster with Terraform. In this post, we'll look at deploying containers into
golang Microservices in Golang - Part 7 - Terraform a Cloud Sponsor me on Patreon to support more content like this. In the previous post, we touched briefly on user interfaces and web clients and how to interact with our newly created rpc services
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golang Microservices in Golang - Part 5 - Event brokering with Go Micro Image credit: Jasper Van Der Meij Sponsor me on Patreon to support more content like this. In the previous part in this series, we touched upon user authentication and JWT. In this episode,
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microservices Running microservices locally Over the past few months I've been slowly splitting out my start-up's backend code into microservices. Our features can be clearly defined as separate apps with separate responsibilities. Which we wanted to be
go Writing and running Go api's in Docker Note, this article is two years old and will be updated soon* In this post we'll be looking at creating a really basic API in Go, and running it within Docker. Folder structure: