Natalie Pistunovich - Using Go In Dev Ops
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This document discusses using the Go programming language for DevOps tools and applications. It begins with an introduction to Go, highlighting its benefits for system and site reliability engineering like being simple, reliable, and efficient. It then covers several existing open source DevOps tools built in Go, such as monitoring and logging programs. Finally, it discusses the growing adoption of Go and future developments like Go 2.0, noting how the Go community has doubled in size recently.
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