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Go sync in Production: How Go Archive Primitives Become Safe Production Systems

Go context in Production: Lifetime, Cancellation, and API Boundaries

io

The Essence of Go's io Package

Go I/O in Production: io, bufio, and the Standard Library I/O Stack

Go I/O Interfaces in Production: Capability-Oriented API Design

Example: io.Copy

Example: io.Pipe

Example: io.ReadAll

Example: io.ReadFull

Example: io.LimitReader

Example: io.MultiReader

Example: io.MultiWriter

Example: io.TeeReader

Example: io.NopCloser

Example: io.SectionReader

Example: io.Discard

Example: io.ReadAtLeast

Go os in Production: Filesystem Semantics, Resource Ownership, and OS Boundaries

Go runtime in Production: Scheduling, Resource Lifetimes, and System Boundaries

Go syscall in Production: Where Portable Go Ends and the OS Begins

Go sync in Production

Some examples of using the Golang standard library.

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