Enabling remote layer caching in CI often slows builds down instead of speeding them up. Here is how network transit limits, cache thrashing, and local NVMe runners dictate the real economics of container builds.
Setting hard CPU limits on latency-sensitive microservices destroys p99 response times while average utilization appears deceptively low. Here is how Linux CFS quotas, Go GOMAXPROCS, and GOMEMLIMIT actually behave under load.
Generic methods finally landed, json/v2 is already running underneath your code, and the allocator got faster while you weren’t looking. Six of this release’s changes take effect without you opting in; here’s which ones will cost you an afternoon.
Your Go service is slow, but you don’t know where. Guessing is not a strategy. pprof tells you exactly where your program spends its time, memory, and CPU; here’s how to use it.
You don’t need PostGIS or a geohash library to cache repeat road-distance lookups: rounding coordinates and a unique index gets you most of the win.
Road distance, not straight-line distance, is what travel expense claims and delivery pricing actually need, here’s how to get it without a metered maps API.
Hugo ships with built-in syntax highlighting via Chroma, no plugins required.