Where did my modules GO? Building and deploying Go Apps w/ GoCenter & Codefresh

Where did my module go?
Codefresh & JFrog

• Who’s a Go dev?
• Who’s using Go modules?
• Who’s here just for the food?
Before we get started

#Worldpoetryday
@LeonStigter | @TodayWasAwesome | jfrog.com/shownotes
There once was a programmer sage,
Who proclaimed Golang is all the rage,
Use a module or three
And admire the beauty
Of Go in this cloud-native age

• Developer Advocate
• Passionate about Serverless,
Containers, and all things
Cloud
• I love dadjokes, cheesecake
and APIs
Who ARE we?
@LeonStigter
Leon Stigter, Developer Advocate

Dadjokes?
Why couldn’t the Go programmer pay his taxes?
He only had con-currency…

#Worldpoetryday
There once was a DevOps maintainer
Who used to be quite the complainer
But now there’s nothing to fear
Thanks to the Codefresh team here
Everything’s deployed in a container

• Chief Technology Evangelist
• Google Developer Expert,
Forbes Technology Council
• Kubernaut and CI/CD expert
Who ARE we?
@TodayWasAwesome
Dan Garfield, Chief Technology Evangelist

Slides Videos Links
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shownotes
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A brief history of GO

Let’s go on a trip through
history

A quick history of go
Go 1.0
First major milestone as a
long term stable release
2012 2015
Go 1.5
First release to no longer
use C (except for cgo)
Support for Vendoring
2017
Go 1.8
Introduction of Go plugins
2018
Go 1.10
Changes to the toolchain,
runtime, and libs

Dependency Management…
One thing missing
!

“Tis impossible to be sure of anything
but Death and Taxes”
- Christopher Bullock

A quick history of go
Go 1.0
First major milestone as a
long term stable release
2012 2015 2017 2018
Go 1.5
First release to no longer
use C (except for cgo)
Support for Vendoring
Go 1.8
Introduction of Go plugins
Go 1.10
Changes to the toolchain,
runtime, and libs
Go 1.11
Go Modules!
2018

Official Dependency
Management
No more GOPATH In one single tool
So, what are modules?

Vendoring is a really, really bad idea
But why not use vendoring?

Forking is not always good, bad forking is always bad
And that’s what vendoring is

In software Immutable and repeatable are really important
The best way to guarantee issues is force push
Immutable dependencies
Who doesn’t remember left-pad with Node.js?
Lost Dependencies
Do you trust your colleagues? What about the rest of the Internet?
Trust

Summarizing the last slide
Friends don’t let friends do
git push -f

What is gocenter actually?#1

Go modules are awesome, because…
Build Time
Project Management
Repeatable Builds
Immutable Builds

Immutable and repeatable is really important
The best way to guarantee issues is force push
Immutable dependencies
Who doesn’t remember left-pad with Node.js?
Lost Dependencies
Do you trust your colleagues? What about the rest of the Internet?
Trust

Caching of dependencies
Public cache
(GoCenter)
Org cache
(Artifactory / Athens)
Local cache
($GOPATH)

What is gocenter actually?

!
Challenge accepted!
Is it really faster?

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