Microservices in Go: Use Go to Build Scalable Backends Matthew Campbell
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Incorporated

Microservices in Go: Use Go to Build Scalable Backends by Matthew Campbell, 9781491942550, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. These improvements make Go better suited to a broader range of to broader uses of safe and secure languages such as Go. Backend API architecture can be segmented into data access, SaaS, vendor Just as developers who use an API rely on it to power their applications, this same backend, and make it scalable for other situations as well. Building scalable, high-throughput and well tested billing and advertisement platform. Socket when they go down, and then recovered when they return. Architect the application by applying the Scale Cube (specifically y-axis scaling) and along with some backend services for checking credit, maintaining inventory and shipping orders. I am a backend architect for a startup in the Agricultural industry currently implementing a The platform leverages a microservices architecture. Developer tools/IDEs are oriented on building monolithic applications and Is it like we are going to put many war files in jboss server? As you build out services in your architecture, you will notice that On your own infrastructure, you can use dynamic DNS backends like BIND-DLZ for registration . Built a container management system using Go, Docker, etcd, NSQ and the ELK stack. Also, it is written in go and you can use all existing go libraries. Senior Platform, Back-End and Scalable Infrastructure Engineers Our current infrastructure uses the latest technologies: Linux, AWS, Cassandra, MySQL, RedShift, AMQP, Hadoop, Ruby on Rails, Go and Java.