Is there any Tomcat/Wildfly-like container manager for Golang apps?

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<p>Is there any application/container for golang apps that would work similarly to Tomcat, where I can upload a binary file and it would automatically start the app with given path/port? </p> <p>If now how else do you guys deploy a few microservices written in Golang? Docker?</p> <hr/>**评论:**<br/><br/>zxo0oxz: <pre><p>The whole application server thing is more of a java quirk. I don&#39;t have a solution for you that is as &#34;effortless&#34; as the java approach, and nothing for go is going to be nearly as tightly integrated unless you developed your own tools/standards for this sort of thing. Overall though, I&#39;d say docker is simple enough and hits the mark for networking between microservices.</p></pre>no_bd: <pre><p>Go applications are just binaries, you dont need a runtime like Java or .Net. If you want a microservice architecture i would suggest Docker</p></pre>rossmohax: <pre><p>There are few Go serverless frameworks around, I guess it is closest you can get. Not sure how mature/stable they are though</p></pre>

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