Deploy and run Go API servers on Azure with Visual Studio Code
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A Go modules proxy (Athens) is built from source into a Docker image, pushed to Azure Container Registry and deployed to Azure Web Apps as a single container with AZ ACR build kicking off the image build, a webhook enabling continuous deployment, and the app pulling updates automatically. The proxy caches modules in Cosmos DB, serves module metadata so `go get` uses the proxy, app settings are set via the CLI, and runtime output is monitored with `az webapp log tail`.
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