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Go Birthday Bash: Go at Apcera(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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Using Go in Government(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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Go Birthday Bash Day 3: Why InfluxDB Is Written in Go(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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Go Birthday Bash Day 2: Kubernetes + Go = Crazy Delicious(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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by bketelsen 12y ago
Shameless promotion in case you don't read OP. We're posting an article every day on blog.gopheracademy.com celebrating the use of Go around the world. http://blog.gopheracademy.com/birthday-bash-2014/go-tur
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GopherCon 2015 and the Go Birthday Bash(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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by bketelsen 12y ago
dammit.
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by bketelsen 12y ago
My bad - fixed.
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by bketelsen 12y ago
Hi Brandon! - secretbox is another great way to encrypt data, and would have worked for this project too. Ultimately we chose openpgp because it allows us to encrypt the same data with multiple public keys all at once, for multiple consume
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by bketelsen 12y ago
or, perhaps they weren't encrypting.
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by bketelsen 12y ago
It's particularly useful in clustering environments like CoreOS and Kubernetes where it's a little harder to pass configs securely. Instead, just bind a local volume to your docker container with your private keys, and load your
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Show HN: Crypt – Secure Configuration Storage in Etcd or Consul(xordataexchange.github.io)
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SkyDNS adds support for exposing Kubernetes services via DNS(github.com)
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by bketelsen 12y ago
The thing that's nice about Deis is that they seem to be using lots of best-in-breed solutions to build their platform rather than falling into NIH hell. Nice.
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Running Kubernetes/CoreOS on Digital Ocean(github.com)
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by bketelsen 12y ago
it doesn't look like vulcan supports HTTPS, so it's a no-go for anything serious. Here's a post on my confd/nginx/docker setup for zero-downtime using etcd. http://brianketelsen.com/2014/02&#x
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by bketelsen 12y ago
The gophers are being removed by popular demand.
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GopherCon 2014 Videos(confreaks.com)
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by bketelsen 13y ago
The TOC is on Manning's site. http://www.manning.com/ketelsen
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by bketelsen 13y ago
Some of our other work: http://www.gopheracademy.com http://blog.gopheracademy.com http://www.gophercon.com
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by bketelsen 13y ago
nice detective work. LinkedIn probably covers most of what you need to know. We're also behind projects like Skynet and SkyDNS. I've been using Go in high volume production applications since 2010.
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New Go Book : Go In Action – 50% off today using code "mlketelsen"(goinactionbook.com)
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SkyDNS - Service Discovery and High Availability through DNS(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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GopherCon 2014 - Go Developers Conference - CFP Open(gophercon.com)
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by bketelsen 13y ago
agreed - we've been using Go in production since before 1.0 and I know of many other high profile companies using it that aren't publicizing their usage for whatever reason. There is no question of whether Go works in production