Explore the development of Go kit, a comprehensive toolkit for distributed programming in Go, in this GopherCon 2015 talk by Peter Bourgon. Learn how Go kit aims to address the underrepresentation of Go in large, consumer-focused companies by providing a standard library for service-oriented architectures. Discover the toolkit's goals, non-goals, and structure through an example service implementation. Gain insights into composable decorators, declarative composition, and the overall architecture of Go kit. Understand how this toolkit can elevate Go's position in modern enterprise environments and support coherent distributed programming at scale.
Go Kit - A Standard Library for Distributed Programming
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Background
Modern Enterprise
Go Kit
Goals
Non Goals
Service Overview
Example Service
ADD Service
Request Response Types
Add Function Adapter
Binding
Wrap
The Goal
Logging
Composable decorators
Declarative composition
Func main
Domain
Endpoints
Whats next
Use cases
Taught by
Gopher Academy
