I’m Kristian, a DevOps engineer and a tech explorer based in Germany. I’m a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer at Spryker, working with cool ways to automate the cloud. I love working on my side projects and tinkering with my home lab in my free time.
Golang, also known as Go, is a programming language developed by Google that is gaining popularity among DevOps engineers. Its simplicity, performance, and support for concurrent programming make it an excellent choice for building backend services and command-line tools. This blog post will explore how to get started with Golang for DevOps and some best practices and tools to use when building applications.
I've been hosting a few services in my Homelabs for the last couple of months and had some of them exposed over Cloudflare Tunnel. However, I wanted to access them locally if I were at home, have transparent URLs, and have all of the endpoints secure over HTTPs.
Building software can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to managing dependencies and ensuring consistent builds. This blog post will explore how to use Bazel, Golang, and gRPC to build more efficient and organized software.
