DevOps for Go (Golang) Developers
300 pages
English
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DevOps for Go (Golang) Developers

DevOps for Go (Golang) Developers

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The book "DevOps for Go (Golang) Developers" is a practical guide that brings together two powerful worlds: modern Go development and best DevOps practices. If you write in Golang and want to learn how to automate deployment, set up CI/CD pipelines, manage infrastructure, and work effectively with cloud platforms — this book is for you.



Unlike general DevOps books, this edition is specifically tailored for Go developers. You will learn how to leverage the language's strengths (compilation speed, static typing, built-in testing tools) to build reliable and easily deployable systems. Each chapter contains ready-to-use code examples that can be immediately applied in real projects.



What you will learn from the book:

  • How to set up a full CI/CD cycle for Go applications using GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins.
  • Optimizing Docker images for Golang: multi-stage builds, size reduction, and enhanced security.
  • Deploying Go microservices in Kubernetes: Helm charts, manifests, autoscaling.
  • Monitoring and logging: Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry — integration with Go applications.
  • Cloud technologies: deployment on AWS, GCP, and Yandex Cloud using the Go SDK.
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) in Go: Terraform, Pulumi, and custom automation tools.
  • Testing in DevOps: unit tests, integration tests, load testing with Go.
  • Security: vulnerability scanning, secrets, access policies.


Who this book is for:

  • Go developers who want to master DevOps and take control of deploying their projects.
  • DevOps engineers looking to deepen their understanding of the Golang ecosystem and the specifics of building Go applications.
  • Tech leads and architects implementing modern continuous delivery practices in Go teams.


The book is structured from simple to complex: starting with basic build automation and ending with building production-grade infrastructure. All examples are accompanied by explanations and work in practice.



After reading, you will be able to independently set up a complete DevOps pipeline for a Go project of any scale — from a small service to a distributed microservice system. You will stop fearing operational tasks and learn to use Go not only for writing code but also for managing infrastructure.



This is not just theory — it is a set of ready-made solutions that will save you hours of searching through documentation and Stack Overflow.

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