<p>I'm looking for good resources on go web deployment ( on amazon, with docker?, heroku , or any other PAAS... ) , I'm a beginner in go coming from the Java world so I'm looking for good articles or advices to deploy go servers ( fronting with apache httpd ?nginx? how why ... , tools for continuous delivery specific to go? reproducible builds with a dependency manager ? rsync ? ... ) . Any resource appreciated, really, since ops is my main concern. Thanks.</p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>tealeg: <pre><p>If you're building complex deployments with multiple services, and potentially multiple hosts, you really should look at orchestration via Juju. It'll let you use the same setup to deploy to local containers, virtual machines, bare metal nodes or into any of the major clouds. There's a little bit to learn up front, but it'll pay you back.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/tools/juju" rel="nofollow">http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/tools/juju</a></p></pre>Momer: <pre><p>Do you use Juju in production? I've yet to hear good things about it as compared to Salt/Ansible/Puppet/Chef</p></pre>tealeg: <pre><p>Yes, we use Juju in production (I work for Canonical).</p></pre>Momer: <pre><p>Anyone outside the people making it?</p></pre>tealeg: <pre><p>Yes, there are companies using Juju in production. </p>
<p>Ubuntu runs more productions cloud installations than any other environment, and Juju is part of the toolset Canonical supplies to it's customers. Beyond that everything on the Ubuntu OpenStack Interoperability Lab is deployed via Juju charms the vendors make (with support from Canonical) so you could take a look at the companies listed here for starters: </p>
<p><a href="http://partners.ubuntu.com/programmes/openstack" rel="nofollow">http://partners.ubuntu.com/programmes/openstack</a></p></pre>
