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Ultimate Go: Software Design with Kubernetes

18h 2m 48s
English
Paid

Course description

This course teaches you how to build production-level services in Go, leveraging the power of a Domain Driven, Data Oriented Archiecture deployed in Kubernetes. From the beginning of the course, you will pair-program with your instructor Bill Kennedy as he walks you through the design philosophies, architectural decisions, and best practices as they apply to engineering a production-ready Go service.

With each new feature that is added to the service, you will learn how to deploy and manage the Kubernetes environment used to run the service. Throughout the class, the code being worked on is pushed to a repository for personal access and review.

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#1: Day 1, Part 1 - Getting Prepared

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#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
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Day 1, Part 1 - Getting Prepared Demo
20:19
2
Day 1, Part 2 - Base Design Philosophies / Project Structure
36:50
3
Day 1, Part 2 - Starting Project / Logging / Package Oriented Design
39:06
4
Day 1, Part 3 - Logging / K8s Semantics / Running Cluster / Docker
52:55
5
Day 1, Part 4 - K8s Deployment / Go Scheduler
47:21
6
Day 1, Part 5 - K8s Quotas and Performance
33:40
7
Day 2, Part 1 - Service Startup/Shutdown / Configuration / Debug Endpoints
55:02
8
Day 2, Part 2 - Load Shedding / Routing
34:45
9
Day 2, Part 3 - Handler Support / Web Framework / Logging Middleware
55:19
10
Day 2, Part 4 - Logging Middleware / Error Handling
46:34
11
Day 2, Part 5 - Error, Panics, and Metrics Middleware
37:17
12
Day 3, Part 1 - JSON Web Tokens
48:29
13
Day 3, Part 2 - Open Policy Agent / Authentication / Authorization
49:51
14
Day 3, Part 3 - Key Store / Auth Middleware
36:33
15
Day 3, Part 4 - Liveness-Readiness Probes / Domain Oriented Data Driven Design (DODDD)
53:03
16
Day 3, Part 5 - DODDD Semantics
39:55
17
Day 4, Part 1 - DODDD Implementation (Business)
01:04:40
18
Day 4, Part 2 - DODDD Implementation (Storage)
32:32
19
Day 4, Part 3 - DODDD Implementation (Migration)
41:56
20
Day 4, Part 4 - DODDD Implementation (Storage/Application)
48:31
21
Day 4, Part 5 - DODDD Implementation (Testing)
50:46
22
Day 5, Part 1 - Application Layer Testing / Query , Ordering, and Filtering
57:08
23
Day 5, Part 2 - Application Layer Testing
36:13
24
Day 5, Part 3 - Transactions / Observability
01:04:03

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