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Go is a great language to write HTTP servers in, often using just the included batteries. This post shows a few examples of Go servers that serve static content. The examples range from a very simple purely static file server to a fairly complete web application bundled into a single Go program.

Protect your upstream web and application servers by limiting connections, rate of requests, or bandwidth, based on client IP address or other variables.

This article explains how to set the maximum number of requests for a connection, or the maximum rate of downloading content from the server.

In this article, we will identify the optimal format for structuring our logs that is easy for humans and machines to parse and understand. Next, we will highlight the key info to log in addition to a proposal of data structure. Finally we will try to provide some important notes to keep in mind for your own projects.