This article covers how to deploy a Go web application using Docker installed on an instance and how Docker can help you improve your development workflow and deployment process.
Installing Docker setup on an instance and launch and connect the instance are the first steps we need to follow.
We can create a standalone image with everything our Go application needs to run using Docker And, it eliminates the error of having a mismatch between templates, assets, and configuration files.
The Go application requires the creation of a project folder, Go Installation, and code files.
The Go web application is tested using the curl command and the web page.
The curl command test establishes whether the Go application is working and the web page test confirms its proper functioning.
Without data, the curl command output will display null values, whereas, web page output can confirm whether it is working or not.
The article provides detailed information on creating code files, Go installation, Docker setup, and container image creation.
The article can be a helpful read for developers who want a step-by-step guide on the deployment of a Go web application.
After following the steps mentioned in the article, users can successfully deploy their Go web application on Docker installed on the instance.