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Matt Wiater is a Senior Data Migration Consultant and Senior Software Engineer at Deltek, specializing in data migration, back-end development, and system optimization. With extensive experience across industries, he has built scalable microservices architectures, optimized real-time analytics, and streamlined workflows using technologies like Golang, Docker, and Kubernetes. Matt is passionate about mentoring teams and delivering high-performance solutions that enhance efficiency and reliability.
“As a companion piece to my last post on Golang applications in Docker containers, learn the whys and hows of the 12-factor-app methodology while building and running Docker containers in my Dev Genius article: Creating a compiled Golang binary for use in a minimal Docker container as defined by the 12 Factor App methodology.”
“Curious about compiling your Golang application and using it in a lightweight Docker container? My project walks you through the fundamentals of: • Compiling the application into a statically linked binary • Using a Docker multi-stage build to get your app running in a lightweight Docker Scratch container • Running multiple Docker containers from a single image for scalability.”
“Instead of exploring code in this article, I want to discuss a few options related to the Golang build stage that can make your life easier when deploying applications to different platforms with varying features.”
“Today I explore concurrency in Golang by creating a simple framework to compare the results of different scenarios: ultralightweight sleep jobs, CPU-bound jobs, and I/O-bound jobs.”
“Hey everyone! It's time for me to find my next Sofware Engineering role. If you're at a place that's hiring--or know someone that is--let me know! The best jobs I've had were found through personal connections, and it would be great to work with old friends again.”