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The HTTP protocol is fast, secure, and reliable. However, it needs other protocols and services to work properly, and when things don’t go well it is necessary to have access to detailed information about the time spent in each step. The steps to make an HTTP call are as follows: DNS Lookup The client sends a DNS query to the DNS server. The DNS server responds with the IP for the name.

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Do I know anyone doing #Go that handles go get on their production API URL, and it then resolves the SDK with that base URL? I can see this being a fairly straightforward thing to do based on the ?go-get=1, but wondering how this would work for applications deployed to different environment, but built from the same source code 🤔

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Bookmarked Vanity URL for Go packages
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Introduction If you have been working with Go programming language for a while, you would have noticed that a lot of open source packages that you import start with github.com/…. You would then use go get command to download the package and add it to your go.mod file. For instance: $ go get -u github.com/abvarun226/goiplookup What if you did not want this dependency on Github and rather wanted to host your own git server?