Introduction

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A fundamental part of any developer’s life is interacting with files. They represent data that must be processed and configured for our systems, cached items that can be served, and many other uses.

One of Go’s strongest features is its abstraction of file interfaces, which allows a common set of tools to interact with streams of data from disks and networks. These interfaces set a common standard that all major packages use to export their data streams. Moving from one to another just becomes an exercise in accessing the filesystem with the necessary credentials.

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Introduction to the Course

Go Language Basics

Go Language Essentials

Filesystem Interactions

Using Common Data Formats

Interacting with Remote Data Sources

Writing Command-Line Tooling

Automating Command-Line Tasks

Observability with OpenTelemetry

Automating Workflows with GitHub Actions

Using ChatOps to Increase Efficiency

Creating Immutable Infrastructure Using Packer

Infrastructure as Code with Terraform

Deploying and Building Applications in Kubernetes

Programming the Cloud

Designing for Chaos

Appendix

Conclusion

Introduction