Golang (Go) for Production Systems
Learn to build real-world, production-ready systems with Golang through cool practical projects.
40 Exercises
About the exercises
Golang for production systems is a collection of practical, scenario-driven exercises that simulate real-world organizational workflows. From implementing worker pools to optimizing APIs and integrating third-party systems, these exercises are designed to help developers build, debug, and deploy production-grade applications. Perfect for developers looking to apply Golang in high-performance and scalable environments.
Exercise Content
Getting Started
Error Handling
Interfaces
Concurrency
- File Word Counter
- Traffic Lights Controller
- Parking Lot Manager
- Real-time Auction System
- Safe Bank Account Balance Update
- Build a Buffered Logger
- Build a TTL Cache
- Build an Elevator Control System
- Debug and Fix Race Conditions - Part 1
- Debug and Fix Race Conditions - Part 2
- Debug and Fix Race Conditions - Part 3
- Dynamic Feature Flag System
- Real-Time Multiplayer Matchmaking
- Lazy Database Connection
- Distributed Task Deduplication
- High Performance Request Counter
Core Networking
Winding Up
Meet the creators of the exercise
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