Multi-cloud portability for Go applications
summary
Shows using Go Cloud generic APIs (blob, pubsub, secrets, runtimevar) to remove provider-specific SDK calls so an app swaps cloud providers by changing a provider URL/driver and a few lines of wiring rather than rewriting business logic. Demonstrates a storage-backed Go service switching from S3 to GCS by only replacing configuration and the provider import, preserves existing feature velocity, and produces a portable library surface that actually runs across clouds in the demo.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 3:38Multi-cloud portability basics
- 12:10Go app migration challenges
- 20:54Dependency management in Go
- 27:05Practical portability strategies
- 33:40Q&A and closing
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