Lightning Talks
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Quick operational wins: use the standard library, build multi-arch Docker images and migrate nodes to Graviton to get 30% cost savings, and automate dependency updates with Dependabot plus monthly and quarterly pipelines. Architecture choices center on Go+NATS+Postgres with pgx, SQLC and hosted NATS; a Synadia Cloud POC claims lower cost and higher performance than API Gateway+Lambda. For supply chain fixes, patching Go in Wolfi propagates to 490 transitive projects. Also demos: a Hugo markdown generator using Gin and new stdlib iter and container APIs.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to lightning talks
- 0:42Use standard library dependencies
- 1:23Run on cheaper hardware
- 2:05Automate dependency updates
- 3:29Focus on small tool set
- 4:14Outsource infrastructure wisely
- 6:02Fixing CVEs in cloud-native Go
- 7:46Go vulnerabilities and Wolfi OS
- 8:48Automated patch propagation
- 10:36Generate markdown with Go
- 11:40Hugo and Go for static sites
- 12:47New Go standard library features
- 13:29Functional programming in Go
- 15:36Container types in Go
- 18:05Projects needing Go help
- 19:08Rewriting Magma in Go
- 19:50Gorilla APL and Gorgonia updates
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