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How to use Go Toolset container images

Alejandro Sáez Morollón

Red Hat extends support for Go with the Go Toolset container image. Learn about Go Toolset’s features and how to integrate images with developer tools.

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Is your Go application FIPS compliant?

Antonio Cardace +1

You can compile Go code on Red Hat Enterprise Linux in such a way that it complies with U.S. Federal encryption standards. Find out how.

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Remote debugging on Kubernetes using VS Code

Alberto Morgante Medina

Debug remotely by running a debugger on Kubernetes with VS Code. Install the requisite VS Code extensions and debug and rebuild iteratively with Skaffold.

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux: The best of 2021

Red Hat Developer Editorial Team

Our one-stop guide to all the best RHEL content we published this year, featuring C# 9, Go on Linux, Universal Base Image, Podman, and debugging tips.

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How to design state machines for microservices

Avishay Traeger +1

Design better state machines for microservices. Learn how to use the stateswitch Go lib to organize state transition logic and APIs to expose service states.

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Kafka Monthly Digest: October 2021

Mickael Maison

Get the latest news from the Apache Kafka developer community, including new milestones for Kafka 3.1.0, Debezium 1.7, Strimzi 0.26.0, and more.

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Build a Kubernetes Operator in six steps

Deepak Sharma

Use Golang, Minikube, and the Kubernetes Operator SDK 1.11+ to create and deploy a Kubernetes Operator on your local system in this tutorial.

Build your own RPM with a sample Go program
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Build your own RPM package with a sample Go program

Alejandro Sáez Morollón

Follow these steps to build a basic RPM package. Using a Go program, you'll learn to create the package, add services, create the spec file, and build the RPM.