I’m sure that reading an article about naming your blog posts pays off :) But before you rant over the overkill in the title, since you are here…
In the previous episodes linked at the end of the article I was writing about Phoneinfoga, MOSINT, Kubeshark, Finch, PocketBase, and also Milvus, D2, Act, Io and FZF. Today we will look at some more interesting Golang projects!
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1. DDosify — Performance Testing Platform
It’s a nice tool if you want to check how your app will behave with a lot of users accessing it from around the world. It also offers nice charts that show crucial data like latency. Load testing is especially important if you’re building an app that is expected to have a rapid growth to millions of users.
I like how easy it is to set up, and use the system.
2. Kopia — Cross-platform Backup Tool
There are many solutions to make backups. Kopia offers a nice and easy way to create copies of encrypted and compressed data and save them, among other places, to cloud storage.
I like how fast incremental backups are made.
3. Traefik — Reverse Proxy And Load Balancer
Traefik is quite popular, so you may already know it. It’s a nice tool to self configure proxing for your microservices. The orchestrator figures out connections based on your setup.
4. Httpx — HTTP Toolkit
With Httpx you can send regular probes to get data about websites. I like to use it to make sure my websites and apps are up and running.
5. Evcc — Extensible EV Charge Controller
After some technical projects, here is something more user-oriented. It reminds me of the other interesting car project, AutoPilot. Evcc is a multilingual controller for electric cars.
It means that you can use your energy sources, including renevable ones, and control how you charge your car with them. It also can read the state of charging of your car, making the hole process much easier.
I love the project is open source, and you can run it even on RaspberryPi or Synology. Windows, MacOs and Linux are supported too. Evcc is eye pleasing. I like that!
Bonus
Check out second, and first article in the series of awesome Go projects.
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