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"I fail to see how this information about "most places you work for" is relevant." I can spell it out. Where is I work is a web based business and those busine
by eweise 4y ago
"I fail to see how this information about "most places you work for" is relevant."
I can spell it out. Where is I work is a web based business and those businesses are typically using hosted environments. Go binaries aren't an advantage in these environments.
- coldtea 4y agoOne can, and many do, just deploy a single Go binary into those "hosted environments". There have been a couple of posts on HN of teams doing that. In fact one can even do it your way, and use kubernetes and co in those hosted environments and Go binaries would still be an advantage -- because the container for the go-based service can just have a static binary inside, and be relatively easier to manage than a Java one.
- eweise 4y agoJava deploys as a single file so would be the same as a Go binary. Container just needs the JVM included, which is trivial.