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You may be right. I work in the Bay Area, and I see a lot of devops projects in Go these days. In fact, I'm hard pressed to find a new devops project that isn'
by TheMagicHorsey 10y ago
You may be right. I work in the Bay Area, and I see a lot of devops projects in Go these days. In fact, I'm hard pressed to find a new devops project that isn't in Go.
But I agree that the Bay Area, and San Francisco specifically, is a bit of a bubble. So its very possible that there is little Go traction in other cities.
- XorNot 10y agoGo has devops traction because of it's deployment story. It solves a bunch of problems people have with trying to use Python for the types of things you do in devops.
- BerislavLopac 10y agoSuch as? I'm honestly interested what problems you have in mind, not implying that they don't exit.
- bogomipz 10y agoDistributing artifacts for one, a single self-contained binary in the case of Go vs a virtualenv or buildout for shipping and managing dependencies for a Python app.