Introduction to industry REST microservices in Golang (Go)

Introduction to industry REST microservices in Golang (Go), available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 31 lectures, based on 616 reviews, and has 4119 subscribers.

You will learn about Install, configure and setup Go Analysis and design of REST microservices. Different architectures and patterns for implementing them in Go. Test as you Go. Ensure the quality of your work. Advanced concurrency patterns. Parallel execution on Multi-Core VMs. HTTP frameworks, comparison and appliance. Consuming external APIs. Test them. Mock them. Measure them. Use them. The ultimate and best way of mocking different layers of your application. Debugging and completely testing your application. Create native webservices. This course is ideal for individuals who are Software engineers. or Software developers. or Technical leaders. or Architects. or Anyone who wants to get serious about microservices in Go. It is particularly useful for Software engineers. or Software developers. or Technical leaders. or Architects. or Anyone who wants to get serious about microservices in Go.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to industry REST microservices in Golang (Go)

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Install, configure and setup Go
Analysis and design of REST microservices.
Different architectures and patterns for implementing them in Go.
Test as you Go. Ensure the quality of your work.
Advanced concurrency patterns.
Parallel execution on Multi-Core VMs.
HTTP frameworks, comparison and appliance.
Consuming external APIs. Test them. Mock them. Measure them. Use them.
The ultimate and best way of mocking different layers of your application.
Debugging and completely testing your application.
Create native webservices.

Who Should Attend

Software engineers.
Software developers.
Technical leaders.
Architects.
Anyone who wants to get serious about microservices in Go.

Target Audiences

Software engineers.
Software developers.
Technical leaders.
Architects.
Anyone who wants to get serious about microservices in Go.

In this course I’m doing the very same I’ve been doing for the past 6 years: Analysis, design and development of high-performance microservices in Go.

This is not an introduction to Go’s concepts, you have free resources for that like the Go Tour (I strongly suggest you to take it!). This is real-life and industry experience revealed in 13+ hours of video and resources that you will not easily find online.

We will cover everything you need:

Native web server.
HTTP frameworks.
Benchmarks.
Package organization.
MVC pattern.
Interfaces: How to design and implement them.
Dealing with dates.
Unit, Integration and Functional testing.
Mocking different artifacts of your application.
Consuming external APIs.
Mocking external APIs responses
Different concurrency designs based on each requirement.
Parallelism when we have multi-core VMs.
Stress-test our applications
Metrics, logging, debugging, profiling.
And a lots of more… EVERYTHING you need to work with this amazing technology.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Golang installation & configuration

Lecture 2: Configuring environment

Lecture 3: Testing our first websever

Chapter 2: Package organization – Applying MVC

Lecture 1: Introduction to MVC

Lecture 2: Package organization

Lecture 3: Pushing our changes to Git and first PR

Chapter 3: Testing in go

Lecture 1: Introduction to testing

Lecture 2: Unit tests

Lecture 3: Benchmarks

Lecture 4: How to structure Go artifacts and mock

Chapter 4: Consuming external APIs

Lecture 1: HTTP Frameworks

Lecture 2: Analyzing our target APIs.

Lecture 3: Defining our domain structs

Lecture 4: REST Api Calls – Native HTTP client

Lecture 5: Testing: Mocking native REST Api calls.

Lecture 6: Putting all together

Lecture 7: Testing: Unit & Integration tests

Chapter 5: From linear to concurrent

Lecture 1: Concurrency is NOT parallelism

Lecture 2: Implementation of concurrent API calls

Lecture 3: Testing concurrent models

Lecture 4: How to limit concurrency

Lecture 5: Calculate the shipping box

Lecture 6: How to use Mutex

Chapter 6: Logging system

Lecture 1: Introduction to logging systems

Lecture 2: Log library – logrus

Lecture 3: Log library – zap

Chapter 7: Final chapter

Lecture 1: Infrastructure design for your microservices

Lecture 2: Creating an OAuth authentication microservice

Lecture 3: Mocking entire layers of the application

Lecture 4: End of course – Part 1

Chapter 8: Extra chapter

Lecture 1: Extra class – Take a look at my website

Instructors

Federico León
Technical Leader

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2 stars: 28 votes
3 stars: 83 votes
4 stars: 191 votes
5 stars: 299 votes

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