patrickevans

If I paid one cent for stars, I would close the project.

Data syncing in golang for ClickHouse: https://github.com/tal-tech/cds

I agree. But it's plotted by the benchmark project, not written by me. I didn't spend time changing it.

Thanks for your comments!

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Would you please give me some suggestions on the title? Thank you very much!

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go-zero is easy to use with docker/Kubernetes, we built a command line tool to generate the Dockerfile and Kubernetes deployment files. It's easy to use with ECSs as well, because Go packages it into a single executable binary, you can use tools like supervisord to manage it easily.

As the name of go-zero, I was trying to tell 2 things: 1. go from zero with microservices development 2. go from zero when you get something hard to fix, perhaps you think the problem itself in a wrong way

Also, go-zero consists of 3 main parts: 1. api gateway, along with a newly created simple API idl to describe apis 2. zRPC, with the microservices governance built on top of gRPC 3. goctl, a command line tool to make microservices development much easier

Not sure if I answered your question?

The description might not be good enough, but I have to write something. It's used by many companies and projects. And the design is described in github readme, it's rather long to tell here. Thanks!

Compares to the other frameworks, the test code is here: https://github.com/smallnest/go-web-framework-benchmark