System Programming Essentials With Go System Calls Networking Efficiency And Security Practices With Practical Projects In Golang 1st Edition Alex Rios by Alex Rios instant download after payment.

Go beyond web development to learn system programming, building secure, concurrent, and efficient applications with Go's unique system programming capabilities
 
You’ll learn how Go, unlike traditional system programming languages (C/C++), lets you focus on the problem by prioritizing readability and elevating developer experience with features like automatic garbage collection and built-in concurrency primitives, which remove the burden of low-level memory management and intricate synchronization.
Through hands-on projects, you'll master core concepts like file I/O, process management, and inter-process communication to automate tasks and interact with your system efficiently. You'll delve into network programming in Go, equipping yourself with the skills to build robust, distributed applications. This book goes beyond the basics by exploring modern practices like logging and tracing for comprehensive application monitoring, and advance to distributed system design using Go to prepare you to tackle complex architectures.
- Understand the fundamentals of system programming using Go.
- Grasp the concepts of goroutines, channels, data races, and managing concurrency in Go.
- Manage file operations and inter-process communication (IPC).
- Handle USB drives and Bluetooth devices and monitor peripheral events for hardware automation.
- Familiarize yourself with the basics of network programming and its application in Go.
- Implement logging, tracing, and other telemetry practices.
- Construct distributed cache and approach distributed systems using Go.
 
Who this book is for
This book is for software engineers looking to expand their understanding of system programming concepts. Professionals with a coding foundation seeking profound knowledge of system-level operations will also greatly benefit. Additionally, individuals interested in advancing their system programming skills, whether experienced developers or those transitioning to the field, will find this book indispensable.