For Go, net/http is not something you should expose to the public internet, there's no secret sauce in there. It will just die to the first person to hit it wit

For Go, net/http is not something you should expose to the public internet, there's no secret sauce in there. It will just die to the first person to hit it with a slowloris or other DOS attack. Same with the common C++ options like boost.beast unless you're writing the logic yourself (but why bother? Just reverse proxy). I'm unfamiliar with the common rust frameworks for http, but find it unlikely the situation is very different.