So you want to expose Go on the Internet

This article discusses how to tune and harden a Go server for Internet exposure. It covers topics such as configuring crypto/tls for better security and performance, setting timeouts in net/http, enabling HTTP/2, using TCP Keep-Alives, managing ServeMux, logging errors, and monitoring metrics. The author emphasizes the importance of upgrading to Go 1.8 for improved features and stability.

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