Protocol buffers are a flexible, efficient, and automated mechanism for encoding and serializing structured data supported by Go. In this recipe, we will learn how to write our first protocol buffer.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Creating Your First Server in Go
- Introduction
- Creating a simple HTTP server
- Implementing basic authentication on a simple HTTP server
- Optimizing HTTP server responses with GZIP compression
- Creating a simple TCP server
- Reading data from a TCP connection
- Writing data to a TCP connection
- Implementing HTTP request routing
- Implementing HTTP request routing using Gorilla Mux
- Logging HTTP requests
- Working with Templates, Static Files, and HTML Forms
- Working with Sessions, Error Handling, and Caching in Go
- Writing and Consuming RESTful Web Services in Go
- Introduction
- Creating your first HTTP GET method
- Creating your first HTTP POST method
- Creating your first HTTP PUT method
- Creating your first HTTP DELETE method
- Versioning your REST API
- Creating your first REST client
- Creating your first AngularJS Client
- Creating your first ReactJS client
- Creating your first VueJS client
- Working with SQL and NoSQL Databases
- Introduction
- Integrating MySQL and Go
- Creating your first record in MySQL
- Reading records from MySQL
- Updating your first record in MySQL
- Deleting your first record from MySQL
- Integrating MongoDB and Go
- Creating your first document in MongoDB
- Reading documents from MongoDB
- Updating your first document in MongoDB
- Deleting your first document from MongoDB
- Writing Microservices in Go Using Micro – a Microservice Toolkit
- Working with WebSocket in Go
- Working with the Go Web Application Framework – Beego
- Introduction
- Creating your first project using Beego
- Creating your first controller and router
- Creating your first view
- Creating your first session variable
- Creating your first filter
- Handling HTTP errors in Beego
- Implementing caching in Beego
- Monitoring the Beego application
- Deploying the Beego application on a local machine
- Deploying the Beego application with Nginx
- Working with Go and Docker
- Introduction
- Building your first Go Docker image
- Running your first Go Docker container
- Pushing your Docker image to the Docker Registry
- Creating your first user-defined bridge network
- Running a MySQL Docker image on a user-defined bridge network
- Building a Go web application Docker image
- Running a web application Docker container linked with a MySQL Docker container on a user-defined bridge network
- Securing a Go Web Application
- Deploying a Go Web App and Docker Containers to AWS
- Introduction
- Creating your first EC2 instance to run a Go web application
- Interacting with your first EC2 instance
- Creating, copying, and running a Go web application on your first EC2 instance
- Setting up an EC2 instance to run a Docker container
- Pulling a Docker image on an AWS EC2 instance from Docker Hub
- Running your Go Docker container on an EC2 instance
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