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GoLang Performance Optimization and Scaling Strategies

Advanced Techniques for Memory Management, CPU Efficiency, and Scalable Network Solutions

Duration

3 Days (8 hours per day)

Level

Advanced Level

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The goal of this course is to equip the participants to gain confidence in optimizing GoLang applications for better performance and scalability outcomes. Learners will learn about advanced profiling techniques, memory management tools, and strategies for scaling distributed systems. With the help of  real-world examples and scenarios covered in hands-on labs, participants will get practical insights into applying specific GoLang tools and methodologies while designing robust, high-performing applications. Finally, the course will focus on practical knowledge of profiling tools, cloud deployment strategies, and advanced network optimization.

By the end of this course, you will be able to analyze and optimize the performance of GoLang applications, starting with identifying the bottlenecks, and ending with implementing scalable solutions. You will get hands-on experience in using profiling tools like pprof and Delve, optimizing memory and CPU usage, and scaling applications in cloud environments.

Key Takeaways:

  • Proficiency in performance profiling using pprof, GoTrace, and go-torch tools.
  • Understanding of Go’s memory allocation and garbage collection tools.
  • Ensure CPU efficiency with Goroutines and channels.
  • Deploy scalable Go applications using Docker and Kubernetes.
  • Improve network throughput using tcpdump and network libraries.
  • Advanced optimization techniques for enhancing applications performance.
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  • GoLang Developers and Engineers
  • Performance Engineers
  • System Architects
  • DevOps Teams
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  • Overview of pprof, go-torch, and Delve
  • Setting up a performance profiling environment in Go
  • Profiling basics: Identifying CPU and memory usage
  • Using Go trace tools for deeper insights
  • Hands-on Lab: Running pprof to analyze performance bottlenecks in a Go program
  • Memory allocation, garbage collection, and memory leaks in Go
  • Tools for detecting and handling memory leaks
  • Best practices for efficient memory usage
  • Avoiding common pitfalls in Go’s memory management
  • Hands-on Lab: Using pprof to detect and resolve memory issues in a GoLang application
  • Profiling CPU usage with Go tools
  • Effective use of Goroutines and channels for concurrency
  • Improving Go application performance through better code patterns
  • Hands-on Lab: Profiling and optimizing a multi-threaded Go application
  • Microservices and scalability in Go
  • Load balancing techniques for distributed Go applications
  • Scaling Go applications on cloud platforms (e.g., Kubernetes)
  • Hands-on Lab: Deploying a scalable Go service using Docker and Kubernetes
  • Using tcpdump and Go network libraries for packet analysis
  • Optimizing network throughput and latency
  • Efficient handling of network I/O in Go
  • Hands-on Lab: Analyzing and optimizing network performance for a Go application
  • Profiling Go applications with GoTrace and go-torch
  • Efficient coding patterns for high performance
  • Handling I/O operations and memory allocation effectively
  • Hands-on Lab: Applying advanced tuning techniques to improve performance in a GoLang project
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  • Proficiency in GoLang programming
  • Familiarity with Linux systems and CLI tools
  • Basic understanding of concurrency (e.g., Goroutines, channels)
  • Experience with debugging and testing Go applications
  • Knowledge of cloud platforms like Docker or Kubernetes (optional)

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