I Deployed My Go Backend to a Real VPS. Here's Exactly What Happened.
The article details the author's experience deploying a Go backend to a VPS. It outlines the steps taken, including setting up Docker and addressing memory constraints during the build process. The author shares insights on configuring the environment and overcoming challenges faced during deployment.
- ▪The author completed a Go backend with features like JWT authentication, PostgreSQL, and Redis caching.
- ▪The deployment was done on Oracle Cloud's free tier, which provided sufficient disk space but had memory limitations.
- ▪The author encountered an out-of-memory issue during the Docker image build, which was resolved by adding swap space.
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