> Is that true? First time I hear of a dominance of Go in the cloud. (And what does it mean anyway -- any distributed app that runs on the cloud, or cloud infra

> Is that true? First time I hear of a dominance of Go in the cloud. (And what does it mean anyway -- any distributed app that runs on the cloud, or cloud infrastructure... such as?) It isn't. It's like saying Ruby dominates the VM space because Vagrant uses Ruby. Sure there are a lot of orchestration tools written in Go, but look at the actual apps running in the cloud, how many efficient RDBMS written in Go widely deployed? worker queues? full text search engines? ETL solutions? streaming servers? or just actual apps users interact directly with? It's the "Go is a system language" all over again. It's at best misleading.