Explore building scalable backend services in Go. Gain insights into server fundamentals, RESTful APIs, caching strategies, MongoDB, and creational design patterns to ensure high performance and reliability.

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Lesson 1

Testing

Scalable backend services refer to the ability of a system’s backend to cope with changing workloads. A developer must build applications that can handle increased user demands without sacrificing performance, reliability, and responsiveness.

You’ll start by learning the fundamentals of a server and how to test a backend service. You’ll also design RESTful APIs and build a self-sufficient network package to interact with APIs efficiently. Next, you’ll learn different caching strategies and the necessary interfaces to handle databases using MongoDB, an example of a NoSQL database. Finally, you will learn about different creational design patterns to ensure the system’s components are scalable.

Irrespective of whether you’re a seasoned developer or completely new to the backend world, you will confidently build high-performance systems that can handle increasing user demands, equipped with the skills to excel in modern backend development using Go after taking this course.

Building Scalable Backend Services in Go

Learn how to wait and listen after starting the server. Also, learn how to gracefully shut it down by listening to kill signals.

Before We Get Started

Server Fundamentals

Parking Lot Server

Networking and Interfaces

E-commerce Compare Products API

Dealing with Databases and Queues

Design Patterns

Conclusion

Graceful Server—Wait and Shutdown

Wait while listening