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-date: 2014-03-23T00:00:00Z
-summary: In which I'm looking for a solution on how to deploy golang programs
-title: golang for sysadmins
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Recently I've been reading articles about golang and how it can be used to replace scripts that you would usually write in Python Perl or Bash. I can understand why you would do that (you get a binary, so it's faster, it works without the need of an interpreter, etc).
At work we have a "ops.git" repository with all our rules for cfengines, configurations for services, zones for DNS, and also a tons of scripts. Most of them, today, are in Python/Perl/Bash. I've been looking and toying to replace some of them with golang, but I don't see how we could do that without modifying the existing setup.