This tutorial aims to guide you on how to deploy your Go applications on cloud services like AWS and GCP.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to:
- Understand the process of deploying Go applications on AWS and GCP
- Know the best practices for deploying applications on these platforms
First, we need to install the AWS CLI and configure it with our AWS account. Follow the instructions here to install and configure the AWS CLI.
Next, we will use AWS Elastic Beanstalk to deploy our Go application. Install it by following the instructions here.
Navigate to your application directory and run the command eb init
. Follow the prompts to set up your application.
Finally, deploy your application with the command eb create
.
First, install the GCloud SDK. Follow the instructions here.
Next, authenticate your account and set your project with the command gcloud init
.
Deploy your application to App Engine with the command gcloud app deploy
.
# Install AWS CLI
pip install awscli
# Configure AWS CLI
aws configure
# Install Elastic Beanstalk CLI
pip install awsebcli
# Navigate to your application directory
cd my-app
# Initialize your application
eb init
# Deploy your application
eb create
# Install GCloud SDK
curl https://sdk.cloud.google.com | bash
# Initialize GCloud
gcloud init
# Deploy your application
gcloud app deploy
We've learned how to:
- Install and configure AWS CLI and Elastic Beanstalk CLI for AWS deployment
- Install and initialize GCloud SDK for GCP deployment
- Deploy Go applications to AWS and GCP
You can explore more about:
- Scaling your application on AWS and GCP
- Implementing CI/CD for your Go application
Try deploying more complex Go applications, such as a web application with a database, on both AWS and GCP.