Software Architecture in Golang: Resilience in HTTP Servers

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Welcome to another Software Architecture in Go video, in today's episode we are discussing Resilience.

Resilience is the "ability to provide and maintain an acceptable level of service in the face of faults and challenges to normal operation"

For this concrete example I'm discussing how to make the "net/http.Server" type more Resilient by making sure the timeout fields are provided as well as describing other types in the same package that help prevent errors.

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00:00 Start
00:08 What is Resilience?
00:58 Timeouts in Go/Golang
03:41 ReadTimeout in Go/Golang
09:19 TimeoutHandler in Go/Golang
11:56 Conclusion

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Excellent content Mario, thanks for sharing

eduardogil
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Hey marrio sir, i wanted little help this is out of context but i believe you know the ans since it is part of backend, i am using golang + mariadb as a backend and at current point I want to use encryption for user table values (1 thing is that I am encrypting all data from golang and simply storing to the server)
My question is
how can I compare Or search encrypted value?

Example :- select * from Tbl_User Where AES_Decrypt(Username, key, iv) = 'someusername'

Is this correct way for mysql, btw this method is not available in mariadb how can I do the same thing in mariadb with encrypted values

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Your tutorial provides only half a story.

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