Thanks for your comment! go-zero is easy to use with docker/Kubernetes, we built a command line tool to generate the Dockerfile and Kubernetes deployment files

Thanks for your comment! go-zero is easy to use with docker/Kubernetes, we built a command line tool to generate the Dockerfile and Kubernetes deployment files. It's easy to use with ECSs as well, because Go packages it into a single executable binary, you can use tools like supervisord to manage it easily. As the name of go-zero, I was trying to tell 2 things: 1. go from zero with microservices development 2. go from zero when you get something hard to fix, perhaps you think the problem itself in a wrong way Also, go-zero consists of 3 main parts: 1. api gateway, along with a newly created simple API idl to describe apis 2. zRPC, with the microservices governance built on top of gRPC 3. goctl, a command line tool to make microservices development much easier Not sure if I answered your question?