Nmap is probably one of the most known scanning tools. Nmap is a free and open-source network scanning tools created by Gordon Lyon. It’s used to scan hosts for open ports and running services. In the present post, you will have a great understanding of the most useful scanning commands implemented by Nmap. Let’s dive in.
But as your software grows, you start feeling the growing pains – your main function starts becoming more and more convoluted. You start having all sorts of small bits and pieces plugged in here and there – healthchecks, database setup code, metrics, tracers, external API connections, etc etc.
And what if your application grows into a microservice architecture? What do you do when you have five different microservices demanding the same bunch of setup code, specific to your environment?
In this article, I will introduce you to Fx. It’s a Go framework which solves both problems outlined above using dependency injection.
Source: Dependency Injection in Go using Fx, an article by Preslav Mihaylov.