Working with Microservices in Go (Golang)

Trevor Sawler builds a distributed application from focused services and several communication patterns. JSON, RPC, gRPC and RabbitMQ connect with container deployment examples. It suits Go programmers ready to examine service boundaries and failure behavior, including whether a distributed approach is justified for the problem they actually need to solve.

What you will learn

• Design and connect focused services.
• Compare synchronous calls with messaging.
• Explore container deployment workflows.

Who this suits

Go programmers ready for application-level examples; Docker and local development tools are part of the project setup.

Before you enroll

Check the Go and dependency versions used in each example. Write and run your own tests, including invalid inputs and failure paths. Hosting, databases and cloud services may require separate accounts or fees. A working course project still needs independent security and operational review before real users depend on it.

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Put it into practice

Make one fictional service temporarily unavailable and document how the caller detects, reports and recovers from the failure without duplicating work.

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