Distributed Services with Go (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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When I attempt to go get github.com/tysonmote/gommap I get an error gommap.go:60:15: undefined: mmap_syscall. Has anyone on an M1 mac bee...
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Once deployed, I am not able to access the service outside the prolog pods. I can run the client successfully and access the service from...
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Distributed Services with Go (pg. 207 && pg. 228)
Looking for suggestions to allow load-balancing to work from outside the k8s n...
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Title: Distributed Services with Go
Page 32: protoc api/v1/*.proto
–go_out=.
–go_opt=paths=source_relative
–proto_path=.
When I r...
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When trying to run protoc at this point, I get a different output, I am not sure why. Also, tests fail.
I even tried to see if it would ...
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Can I run proglog from within Intellij without too much trouble? When I try I get
Error: open : no such file or directory
I assume thi...
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PDF - Page 35
No need to synchronize this function? How mmap work with multiple writers?.
func (i *index) Write(off uin...
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rec, err := s.Log.Read(req.Offset)
I get a compiler error saying there is no “Read” method available on the Log struct. Any ideas on wh...
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Some examples in StructureDataWithProtobuf folder are not mentioned in the chapter, esp, the “option” in the exampe.proto and setter_exa...
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