Foundations of Debugging for Golang
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Course description
Debugging is the most important skill that most people are never taught. Being able to debug locally and in production is a critical skill for any Go engineer, but it is rarely taught explicitly. It has taken me many years of working with Go in production to get comfortable debugging, and I want to accelerate your learning by teaching you everything I wish I had known when I started out.
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What You'll Learn
- How to get better at spotting issues by eye.
- Logging patterns and how to build an enterprise logging strategy.
- What are metrics, how to create them and how to build great dashboards.
- What distributed tracing is, and how to set it up in your company.
- How to use Go's profiling tools to debug performance issues use and squeeze every ounce of performance out of your application.
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