Cloud Native Application Development is a one way of speeding up building web applications, using micro-services, containers and orchestration tools.

As the first step, this repository shows How to build a Dockerized RESTful API application using Go.

• Usage of Docker and Docker Compose.
• Usage of Golang and MySQL Alpine images.
• Usage of Docker Multistage builds.
• Health API for K8s liveness & readiness.
• Usage of Goose for Migrations.
• Usage of GORM as the ORM.
• Usage of Chi as the Router.
• Usage of Zerolog as the Logger.
• Usage of Validator.v10 as the Form Validator.

• DB: 230MB
• App
  • Development environment: 667MB
  • Production environment: 21MB

💡 Building Docker image for production docker build -f prod.Dockerfile . -t myapp_app

• Store executable packages inside the cmd folder.
• Store database migrations inside the migrations folder.
• Store main application code inside the app folder.
• Store reusable packages like configs, utils in separate folders. This will be helpful if you are adding more executable applications to support web front-ends, publish/subscribe systems, document stores and etc.

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├── docker-compose.yml
├── Dockerfile
├── prod.Dockerfile
│
├── cmd
│  ├── api
│  │  └── main.go
│  └── migrate
│     └── main.go
│
├── migrations
│  └── 00001_create_books_table.sql
│
├── api
│  ├── resource
│  │  ├── book
│  │  │  ├── api.go
│  │  │  ├── handler.go
│  │  │  ├── model.go
│  │  │  └── repository.go
│  │  ├── common
│  │  │  └── err
│  │  │     └── err.go
│  │  └── health
│  │     └── handler.go
│  │
│  ├── router
│  │  ├── router.go
│  │  └── middleware
│  │     ├── content_type_json.go
│  │     └── content_type_json_test.go
│  │
│  └── requestlog
│     ├── handler.go
│     └── log_entry.go
│
├── config
│  └── config.go
│
├── util
│  ├── logger
│  │  ├── logger.go
│  │  └── logger_test.go
│  └── validator
│     └── validator.go
│     └── validator_test.go
│
├── k8s
│  ├── app-configmap.yaml
│  ├── app-secret.yaml
│  ├── app-deployment.yaml
│  └── app-service.yaml
│
├── go.mod
└── go.sum