掌握GOWeb服务编程（Mastering_Go_Web_Services）pdf扫描版

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Table of Contents
Mastering Go Web Services
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the color images of this book
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Our First API in Go
Understanding requirements and dependencies
Installing Go
Installing and using MySQL
Redis
Couchbase
Nginx
Apache JMeter
Using predefined datasets
Choosing an IDE
Eclipse
Sublime Text
LiteIDE
IntelliJ IDEA
Some client-side tools
Looking at our application
Setting up our database
Introducing the HTTP package
Quick hitter – saying Hello, World via API
Building our first route
Gorilla
Routes
Setting data via HTTP
Connecting to MySQL
Serving data from the datastore to the client
Setting headers to add detail for clients
Summary
2. RESTful Services in Go
Designing our application
Looking at REST
Making a representation in an API
Self-description
The importance of a URI
HATEOAS
Other API architectures
RPC
Choosing formats
JSON
XML
YAML
CSV
Comparing the HTTP actions and methods
The PATCH method versus the PUT method
Bringing in CRUD
Adding more endpoints
Handling API versions
Allowing pagination with the link header
Summary
3. Routing and Bootstrapping
Writing custom routers in Go
Using more advanced routers in Gorilla
Using Gorilla for JSON-RPC
Using services for API access
Using a simple interface for API access
Returning valuable error information
Handling binary data
Summary
4. Designing APIs in Go
Designing our social network API
Handling our API versions
Concurrent WebSockets
Separating our API logic
Expanding our error messages
Updating our users via the web service
Summary
5. Templates and Options in Go
Sharing our OPTIONS
Implementing alternative formats
Rolling our own data representation format
Introducing security and authentication
Forcing HTTPS
Adding TLS support
Letting users register and authenticate
A quick hit – generating a salt
Examining OAuth in Go
Making requests on behalf of users
Summary
6. Accessing and Using Web Services in Go
Connecting our users to other services
Saving the state with a web service
Using data from other OAuth services
Connecting securely as a client in Go
Summary
7. Working with Other Web Technologies
Serving Go through a reverse proxy
Using Go with Apache
Go and NGINX as reverse proxies
Enabling sessions for the API
Sessions in a RESTful design
Using NoSQL in Go
Memcached
MongoDB
Enabling connections using a username and password
Allowing our users to connect to each other
Summary
8. Responsive Go for the Web
Creating a frontend interface
Logging in
Using client-side frameworks with Go
jQuery
Consuming APIs with jQuery
AngularJS
Consuming APIs with Angular
Setting up an API-consuming frontend
Creating a client-side Angular application for a web service
Viewing other users
Rendering frameworks on the server side in Go
Creating a status update
Summary
9. Deployment
Project structures
Using process control to keep your API running
Using supervisor
Using Manners for more graceful servers
Deploying with Docker
Deploying in cloud environments
Amazon Web Services
Using Go to interface directly with AWS
Handling binary data and CDNs
Checking for the existence of a file upload
Sending e-mails with net/smtp
RabbitMQ with Go
Summary
10. Maximizing Performance
Using middleware to reduce cruft
Caching requests
Simple disk-based caching
Enabling filtering
Transforming a disk cache into middleware
Caching in distributed memory
Using NoSQL as a cache store
Implementing a cache as middleware
Using a frontend caching proxy in front of Go
Rate limiting in Go
Implementing rate limiting as middleware
Implementing SPDY
Detecting SPDY support
Summary
11. Security
Handling error logging for security
Preventing brute-force attempts
Knowing what to log
Handling basic authentication in Go
Handling input validation and injection mitigation
Using best practices for SQL
Validating output
Protection against XSS
Using server-side frameworks in Go
Tiger Tonic
Martini
Goji
Beego
Summary
Index

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