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How to Containerize Your Go Code

How to Containerize Your Go Code

Microsoft
Published by: Research Desk Released: Dec 27, 2018

Build cloud-native apps with Go and then use Docker containers to deploy them in the cloud. In this free e-book, you’ll find key concepts, step-by-step instructions, and examples for packaging your Go services in a Docker container. Start building small, efficient containers for your Go code—no Docker experience needed.

Download the 17-page e-book to learn:

  • How to containerize the Go code you’re working on by following a step-by-step example of building and running Go code within a container.
  • Why and when it’s a good idea to build a container from a scratch image, and how to do it.
  • How to set up port bindings so that the host can connect to the code running in a container, and how to pass environment variables to your code.