I have a Go project that built as a Docker container, let me use a Helm chart to deploy it into the current Kubernetes namespace: Step 1: Create a Helm Chart Run the following command to generate a Helm chart structure: helm create my-go-app This will create a directory named my-go-app with the default Helm […] →Read more
A Kubernetes Secret is an API object used to store sensitive information (like passwords, tokens, keys, or certificates) separately from application code. This helps keep such data secure and manageable. Yes, you can mount a Secret as a volume in a pod. When mounted as a volume, each key in the Secret becomes a file […] →Read more
Writing a backend service in Go efficiently involves following best practices for code structure, maintainability, and performance. Below is a simple and well-structured example of a RESTful backend service in Go with best practices applied. Best Practices for Writing a Backend Service in Go 1. Project Structure Organizing your code properly improves maintainability and scalability. […] →Read more
best practice 1. Project Structure Organize your project in a logical and consistent way. A common structure for a Go backend service is: /my-service ├── /cmd │ └── /my-service │ └── main.go ├── /internal │ ├── /handlers │ ├── /models │ ├── /services │ └── /repositories ├── /pkg │ └── /utils ├── /configs ├── /migrations […] →Read more