Once you have created the HTTP server then you probably want to restrict resources from being accessed by a specific user, such as the administrator of an application. If so, then you can implement basic authentication on an HTTP server, which we will be covering in this recipe.
Implementing basic authentication on a simple HTTP server
by Arpit Aggarwal
Go Web Development Cookbook
- 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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