JP Bruins Slot • 5/24/2020

Securing Go HTTP webservers

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This technical article provides a detailed tutorial on securing Go HTTP webservers for internet exposure. It covers implementing critical security measures like connection timeouts (Read, Write, Idle), request size limits, and references best practices from industry sources. The content is a practical guide for Go developers looking to harden their web server configurations.

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