Golang For DevOps And Cloud Engineers

Golang For DevOps And Cloud Engineers, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 113 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 413 reviews, and has 6485 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Golang basics by example Learn how to use Golang as a DevOps or Cloud Engineer with industry specific use-cases Learn how to use the AWS Go SDK Learn how to use the Azure Go SDK Learn how to use the Kubernetes API and Go SDK Integrate with GitHub Webhooks in Go Write your own Identity Provider (IdP) with OpenID Connect (OIDC) Write your own SSH Server and Client in Go Create an openssl-alike command line utility to create X.509 Certificates to run an https-secured webserver Integrate Lets Encrypt certificates and use mutual TLS (mTLS) between services Write your own DNS Server (Resolver) in Go, using only official Golang libraries This course is ideal for individuals who are DevOps or Cloud Engineers looking to start using Golang or Anyone with an interest in Golang or Anyone whod like to use Golang to integrate with AWS / Kubernetes / REST APIs It is particularly useful for DevOps or Cloud Engineers looking to start using Golang or Anyone with an interest in Golang or Anyone whod like to use Golang to integrate with AWS / Kubernetes / REST APIs.

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Summary

Title: Golang For DevOps And Cloud Engineers

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 113

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 113

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 115

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 115

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn Golang basics by example

Learn how to use Golang as a DevOps or Cloud Engineer with industry specific use-cases

Learn how to use the AWS Go SDK

Learn how to use the Azure Go SDK

Learn how to use the Kubernetes API and Go SDK

Integrate with GitHub Webhooks in Go

Write your own Identity Provider (IdP) with OpenID Connect (OIDC)

Write your own SSH Server and Client in Go

Create an openssl-alike command line utility to create X.509 Certificates to run an https-secured webserver

Integrate Lets Encrypt certificates and use mutual TLS (mTLS) between services

Write your own DNS Server (Resolver) in Go, using only official Golang libraries

Who Should Attend

DevOps or Cloud Engineers looking to start using Golang

Anyone with an interest in Golang

Anyone whod like to use Golang to integrate with AWS / Kubernetes / REST APIs

Target Audiences

DevOps or Cloud Engineers looking to start using Golang

Anyone with an interest in Golang

Anyone whod like to use Golang to integrate with AWS / Kubernetes / REST APIs

If you are working in the Cloud or DevOps space, then this course is for you. Golang has been gaining massively in popularity in the recent years. Forget the small shell scripts you’d write to glue things together. You can create real programs with a great programming language created by Google. It compiles fast, it runs fast, it has static typing, and it has been used to write popular applications like Docker and Kubernetes. It’s the best choice to write your next applications in!

I’ll show you how to write applications to integrate with any third party that has a REST API. While I’m explaining you our first program that will make API calls, you’ll learn step by step how to use Go. Next, I’ll show you how to integrate with the AWS API to launch a new instance using Go. Not launching instances anymore because you’re workload is completely containerized? The next section shows you how to use the Kubernetes API using the Kubernetes go-client.

Once you went on to integrate with those technologies, you should be able to write your own Go code to integrate with the APIs that you’re using within your organization. Happy learning!

I also answer all questions in the Q&A section and you can reach out to me by direct message. I run weekly office hours if you want to talk to me!

Note: this course has Closed Captions available in English (not auto-generated)

Update 04/2024:

* Added how to write a Kubernetes Operator Controller in Go

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Source files and useful information

Chapter 2: Visual Studio Code Setup

Lecture 1: Installation

Chapter 3: Our First Golang Application

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Hello world

Lecture 3: Hello world with command arguments

Lecture 4: Command Arguments With Conditionals

Lecture 5: Go Cheatsheet

Lecture 6: HTTP Get from an API

Lecture 7: Parse HTTP JSON Response

Lecture 8: io.Reader Interface explained

Lecture 9: Parsing different JSON schemas including switch, for and maps

Lecture 10: Using Functions

Lecture 11: Custom Errors

Lecture 12: The flag package

Lecture 13: Post requests (Introduction)

Lecture 14: Requests with a JWT Token

Lecture 15: Putting our code in a package

Lecture 16: Correction: missing pointer in MyJWTTransport

Lecture 17: Testing code

Lecture 18: Testing our http.RoundTripper

Lecture 19: Assignment 1 (JSON Parsing)

Chapter 4: More Go Concepts

Lecture 1: Pointers

Lecture 2: Arrays and Slices

Lecture 3: Arrays and Slices (Example)

Lecture 4: The Type Switch

Lecture 5: Generics in Go

Lecture 6: Types Example (Custom JSON Parsing)

Lecture 7: Channels and the Go Keyword

Lecture 8: Mutex (Mutual Exclusion)

Lecture 9: Assignment 2 (Rate Limiting)

Chapter 5: Building and Packaging

Lecture 1: Cross Compiling and cgo

Lecture 2: Docker build Go Apps

Chapter 6: Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Lecture 1: Introduction on how to use Go with AWS

Lecture 2: Configure AWS credentials

Lecture 3: Launching an EC2 with Go introduction

Lecture 4: Launching an EC2 with Go

Lecture 5: Uploading a file to s3 with the go-aws-sdk

Lecture 6: Downloading a file from s3 with the go-aws-sdk

Lecture 7: AWS SDK Testing

Chapter 7: Microsoft Azure

Lecture 1: Introduction to Go with Azure

Lecture 2: Setting up the Azure CLI

Lecture 3: Retrieving Credentials and Creating ResourceGroup

Lecture 4: VNet and Subnet Resources

Lecture 5: Public IP Address Resource and Network Security Groups

Lecture 6: Network Interface (NIC) Resource

Lecture 7: Checking whether a VNet exists

Lecture 8: Launching the Virtual Machine

Chapter 8: Kubernetes with Go

Lecture 1: Introduction to kubernetes with Go

Lecture 2: Kubernetes deployment with go-client

Lecture 3: Updating deployments

Lecture 4: Waiting for a pod to become active

Lecture 5: GitHub Webhooks with Kubernetes Integration

Lecture 6: Incluster Deployment of the GitHub Webhooks example

Lecture 7: How to write a Kubernetes Operator Controller

Chapter 9: The SSH Package

Lecture 1: Using Go to generate SSH Keys

Lecture 2: Introduction to SSH Client / Server

Lecture 3: An SSH Server in Go

Lecture 4: Implementing the exec request in our SSH Server

Lecture 5: SSH Client Connections in Go

Lecture 6: SCP Challenge

Chapter 10: Challenge: Identity Providers (IdP)

Lecture 1: Introduction to Identity Providers and OpenID Connect

Lecture 2: What is OpenID Connect (OIDC)

Lecture 3: The oidc-start package

Lecture 4: Task: write config parsing

Lecture 5: Parse the config explained

Lecture 6: Task: authorization endpoint

Lecture 7: Authorization endpoint explained

Lecture 8: Task: login endpoint

Lecture 9: Login endpoint explained

Lecture 10: Task: discovery endpoint

Lecture 11: discovery endpoint explained

Lecture 12: Task: app server authorization

Lecture 13: App server authorization explained

Lecture 14: Task: token endpoint

Lecture 15: Token endpoint explained

Lecture 16: Task: appserver code exchange

Lecture 17: Appserver code exchange explained

Lecture 18: Task: parsing and validating the token

Lecture 19: Parsing and validating the token

Lecture 20: The jwks endpoint

Lecture 21: JWT validation with jwks

Lecture 22: Task: implement userinfo endpoint

Lecture 23: Userinfo endpoint explained

Lecture 24: Appserver userinfo request

Lecture 25: OIDC Implementations

Lecture 26: Enable OIDC on Jenkins

Lecture 27: Improving our Discovery endpoint for AWS IAM OIDC

Instructors

Edward Viaene
DevOps & Cloud Specialist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 13 votes

3 stars: 37 votes

4 stars: 121 votes

5 stars: 238 votes

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