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🌐 Go Simple Web App

Welcome to the Go Simple Web App! 🚀 This is a basic web application written in Go that serves a simple HTML page. The page displays the hostname of the system where the app is running.

📜 Overview

This project demonstrates a simple Go web server that:

Serves a static HTML page.
Displays the hostname of the server on the web page.
Utilizes Go's standard library packages for HTTP handling and templating.

Why? 🥅

The goal of this project is to Devopsify it completely. 🎯 This means we aim to:

Containerize the application with Docker for consistent and isolated environments.
Automate the build, test, and deployment processes using CI/CD pipelines.
Monitor and log application performance to ensure reliability and ease of troubleshooting.
Integrate the app with various DevOps tools and practices to streamline development and operations workflows.

🛠️ Getting Started

Prerequisites

Ensure you have Go installed on your system. You can download it from the Official Go website.