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Welcome: Introduction

Introduction:

Start Here

Module 1: Introduction

Lesson 1:

Introduction

Lesson 2:

Projects

Lesson 3:

Useful research tools

Lesson 4:

The authors

Lesson 5:

The history of Go

Lesson 6:

Installing Go

Lesson 7:

Go basics

Module 2: A key-value server

Lesson 1:

A key-value server

Lesson 2:

A "hello world" web server

Lesson 3:

A "hello world" web server with Chi

Lesson 4:

Creating an in-memory hash table API

Lesson 5:

Conclusion

Module 3: Testing a key-value server

Lesson 1:

Testing a key-value server

Lesson 2:

What kinds of testing exist?

Lesson 3:

A unit test for the JSON function

Lesson 4:

Parallel tests

Lesson 5:

Benchmarks

Lesson 6:

Integration testing

Lesson 7:

Further testing types

Module 4: Distributed Key Value Server

Lesson 1:

Distributed key-value server

Lesson 2:

Consensus

Lesson 3:

Using Raft

Lesson 4:

Changes to the server

Lesson 5:

Connecting the servers

Lesson 6:

Keeping data in sync

Lesson 7:

Testing

Module 5: Monitoring

Lesson 1:

Monitoring

Lesson 2:

Two types of monitoring

Lesson 3:

Logging

Lesson 4:

Tracing

Lesson 5:

Alerting

Lesson 6: