Let's Build A Distributed CAS Storage In Golang

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[jalbers]

This is your best kind of content. There's a million "[insert framework] tutorials" but there is virtually no kind of lower level stuff like this out there.

[khaledmosaad]

00:02 Build a complete decentralized distributed file storage content addressed file storage in Golang
02:12 Create a peer-to-peer lip and disk storage
07:38 Building a distributed CAS storage in Golang
10:18 Creating a new TCP transport with a map of string and a mutex
15:16 Testing TCP transport in Golang
17:42 Implementing a TCP transport that listens and accepts errors
23:26 Create a new TCP transport and implement listen and accept functions
26:03 The main point is about building a TCP transport.
31:33 Creating a peer-to-peer TCP transport to enable communication
35:02 Building Distributed CAS Storage in Golang
40:43 Learn how to create a handshake function in Golang
43:18 The handshake function and decoder for the distributed CAS storage are discussed.

[AbdulRehman-pbod]

Golang's greatest asset after the standard library is Anthony

[yscoding]

The best way to learn is to learn from someone who is super good. I'm looking forward to watching all the videos. Thank You Anthony for giving away all the quality contents for free.

[mateuszsmendowski]

I actually become very fascinated about Golang (coming from Machine Learning Engineering world) thanks to your chan. Thanks for your high quality content and effort!

[maliktauqeer]

Your teaching style is different than others, but it's really a good one. You experiment along the way and don't cut your videos, that makes us learn from mistakes and how to approach solving a problem. Keep uploading amazing stuff like this. :)

[hossien]

I don't know why, but when I watch your videos, I get more interested in how you solve problems and that inspires me, Thank you.

[girishkulkarni]

Exceptional content! I am so glad that I found this channel.

[leoxvic]

This channel is bloody great! systems programming in Go; right up my alley!

[alexjoedt]

14:25 Rob Pike: "Accept interfaces, return concrete types"

[nsgirish]

pls put the short videos of around 30-40 mins duration 1 by one for people like me. Apologies my mind doesn't have your capacity to digest everything in one go. But Thanks again for all the great content in Golang. You're no doubt a and Guru

[thedevnoteyt]

Love your videos man. Started my Golang journey after watching your streams.

[tsioryfitiavanaanhykrishna]

I want to learn about P2P networks in Golang, can you give some advices on how can I get started with it ? btw you are the best content creators on Golang right now !

[zema]

I say short videos like this is way better, this will be EPIC!

[saudchaudry]

I am learning Golang from you. And you bet I will land a job and will reach out to tell you soon!

[seanknowles]

My man, another quality video for the fans :)

[ThaiNguyen-ggxj]

Hope you do some videos about circle imports and how to solve it including testing.

[rux]

Compile whole series and ask freecodecamp to upload. Probably give the channel more reach!

BTW, Thanks ❤

[Mark.]

I would say do both. short videos and then release one of all at the end.

[SpaceXODST]

Just wanted to say thank for the great videos sir. You are such an asset to the community!