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eltonminetto.dev
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| | | | | Let's start at the beginning. What is resilience? I like the definition in thispost: | |
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| | | | | Introduction Example Python Origin Code Example Golang Proxy Code Demonstration Explanation NGINX-Lite (not-really) Conclusion Introduction I was struggling to find a good (or just simple) reverse proxy solution written in Go, so I decided to take what I had learnt from a work colleague of mine and put together a simple example for others to build upon if they needed a quick reference point. In this example I have an origin server written in Python (for no other reason than to have a clearer distinction ... | |
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hjr265.me
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| | | I wanted to list all the time zones in Go. The standard library in Go comes with the time package. It also comes with the time/tzdata package. The standard time package in Go is very well-thought-out. It makes date-time manipulation deceptively simple. Yet, I could not find a way to list all the time zones. Time Zone Database The documentation for time.LoadLocation describes how Go uses four sources of time zone data: | ||
