Peter Bourgon · Go best practices, six years in
(This article was originally a talk at QCon London 2016. Video and slides here.) In 2014, I gave a talk at the inaugural GopherCon titled Best Practices in Production Environments. We were early adopters at SoundCloud, and by that point had been writing, running, and maintaining Go in production in one form or another for nearly 2 years. We had learned a few things, and I tried to distill and conv
Big Sky :: ログイン認証をマイクロサービス化する「loginsrv」
認証を持たないウェブアプリケーションをいざ認証に対応させようと思うと案外面倒でモチベーションを無くしてしまうなんて事もよく起きうる話です。特に社内向けのアプリケーションを作っていたら本番で使う事になってしまって、なんて話は良くある話です。開発で本番 DB を見るのはちょっと...。でも既存のコードをゴリゴリと触りたくない。そんな場合にログイン認証部分だけマイクロサービス化できると気持ちも幾分和らぎます。今日はそんなちょっと便利なサーバ「loginsrv」を紹介したいと思います。 GitHub - tarent/loginsrv: JWT login microservice with plugable backends such as OAuth2, Github, htpasswd, osiam loginsrv is a standalone minimalistic login se
Comparing Elixir and Go
Elixir and Go have both grown significantly in popularity over the past few years, and both are often reached for by developers looking for high concurrency solutions. The two languages follow many similar principles, but both have made some core tradeoffs that affect their potential use cases. Let's compare the two by taking a look at their backgrounds, their programming styles, and how they deal
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