goops-forge

Scaffold production-ready Go services using predefined templates for APIs, CLI tools, and workers via automated project generation commands. This provides the initial project structure designed specifically for Linux backend deployments.

A Go production hardening checklist includes security audits and production readiness guidelines to improve existing Go projects. It ensures backend services meet operational standards before deployment in Linux environments.

Yes, you can review and improve security in an existing Go project using provided guidelines, checklists, and audit tools. These features target code review and security hardening specifically for Go backend services.

Yes, scaffolding production-grade Go services requires Go and various tools like sqlc, goose, slog, and Cobra to be installed. These dependencies enable database migrations, structured logging, and CLI command routing in the generated templates.

The best way to automate Go project scaffolding for APIs and workers is using template-based generation commands that output structured directories. This approach standardizes production-grade service creation across different backend architectures.

Go service templates require systemd and OpenTelemetry to ensure production readiness through service management and distributed observability. These tools provide operational hardening necessary for reliable Linux backend deployments.