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Secure Business Logic for Go Applications

Lock down critical workflows in Go services. This course will teach you to design, implement, and verify secure business logic in production-ready Go APIs.

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Subtle logic flaws, race conditions, and abuse can break even well-authenticated Go services. In this course, Secure Business Logic for Go Applications, you’ll learn to design and ship resilient workflow safeguards end to end. First, you’ll explore enforcing ordered, stateful business processes so that sequential steps only happen in the correct order. Next, you’ll discover concurrency-safe patterns—idempotency, optimistic/pessimistic locking, and safe retries—to eliminate race conditions. Finally, you’ll learn how to resist DoS and abuse with rate limits by user token and IP and how to require verified-channel confirmations (signed, one-time email links) for sensitive actions. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of secure business logic for Go services needed to confidently protect critical workflows in production.

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Mike VanSickle - Pluralsight course - Secure Business Logic for Go Applications
Mike VanSickle

Michael VanSickle is an application architect in Akron, Ohio. He is a mechanical engineer by training and a software engineer by choice. He is passionate about learning new programming languages and user experience design.

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