Start simple: use a *bytes.Buffer, and help the GC with using a sync.Pool for
those buffers.
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Hello,
For a single request from a client, I have to make multiple upstream
requests and send a single response back to the client.
I am looking for best way to buffer in the proxy and write all at once,
where GC is not hurting the performance, seamlessly work for multiple
client request simu
If a server does not support the OCSP must staple extension and the
certificate returned by the server has an OCSP responder endpoint, will the
Go TLS library automatically connect to the responder to figure out if the
certificate is valid?
I did some initial testing for this using a mock respo
Indeed. The strength of Go's interfaces is precisely that a library
provider does not need to create interfaces, unless they are critical to
the implementation of the library. You should create these types of
interfaces when you need them.
There's a subtle versioning problem here. If Go adds a
On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 2:11 AM wrote:
>
> Hi I have in my collection this JSON
>
> {
> "allowedSnssaiList": [
> {
> "allowedSnssai": {
> "sst": 1,
> "sd": "1"
> },
> "allowedSnssai": {
> "sst": 2,
> "sd": "3"
> }
>}
>]
> }
> how can query using the key sst and sd to return a documen
A collection of Golang quiz question
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On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 5:41 AM Steve Simon wrote:
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> There was an RTEMS port as a GSOC project about 10 years ago, this was a port
> of gccgo to x86.
>
> I would like to be able to run go apps under RTEMS on Arm, but have no real
> understanding of the effort required
> to do so. Would anyone
Hi all,
There was an RTEMS port as a GSOC project about 10 years ago, this was a
port of gccgo to x86.
I would like to be able to run go apps under RTEMS on Arm, but have no real
understanding of the effort required
to do so. Would anyone be able to summerize in a few sentences?
I could use a
If you look at OpenSSH they have tcp keepalives as an option to inform routers
to not drop the state and encrypted keep alives that aren't spoofable. There
will also be timeout settings that people will want to modify. All of this is
app specific DDOS/efficiency/up time/ease of use/timely inform
Hi I have in my collection this JSON
{
"allowedSnssaiList": [
{
"allowedSnssai": {
"sst": 1,
"sd": "1"
},
"allowedSnssai": {
"sst": 2,
"sd": "3"
}
}
]
}
how can query using the key sst and sd to return a documents matching the
two exact values? Example when i query using sst:1, sd :
Hi,
The problem wa about the index, i solved it by using the right index
bson.M{"amfInfo.taiList.tac": args[2]} since the fuction is called
Da.FindIp(targetNfType, sst, sd, tac)
Thanks!
On Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 5:04:40 PM UTC+2, Afriyie Abraham Kwabena
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have been tr
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