Senior Software Engineer Interests: Ruby on Rails, Golang, AWS, Backend development, Cloudnative, Microservices, Platform Engineering and any interesting product which I can use it myself.
Run arbitrary Go code inside a sandbox container with real-time output from the gRPC server streaming API Try it out:https://github.com/nirdosh17/go-sandbox Design Request Flow When we receive a request in the gRPC endpoint(Go service): An availabl...
Delve is a very powerful tool to debug Go programs. For example, we can: Set breakpoints and execute line-by-line. Trace execution flow e.g.main -> fn1 -> fn2 . View function parameters, and local/package variables and modify their values. List, ...
Learning materials, exam tips, and repeatedly used commands. Kubernetes CKAD exam is a hands-on exam, unlike other certifications, which are mostly theoretical. In the exam, we have to create and debug Kubernetes resources like pods, deployments, ser...
Managing local images and dealing with image fetch error
In Go, there are no explicit definitions for Class, Object and Inheritance like in traditional OOP languages but it offers similar features with a unique take. Methods, Interfaces and Type Embedding are the building blocks for the OOP-like structure ...
In this post, we’ll explore Go documentation, tools and techniques to make it effective, and ways to share it. What should be documented? Any exported type, function, constant, and variable become visible for public use, so they should be well docume...
A Client library(SDK) is used as a tool to interact with the external services and its response in a structured format which is easy to integrate into existing software. In this post, I will list some important features to consider while building an ...
A bit of context There are many cases where we want to clean up cloudformation stacks. A few of them are: Deleting stacks created by developers in the process of learning new stuff Reduce cost generated by unused experimental stacks Practice DR by p...
We all have been hearing about Microservices for quite a time now. Sometimes, people often compare companies based on the number of microservices they are running. Company X has 300 microservices running at any point in time Let’s pause for a whil...
