A production-ready Docker boilerplate for building Go applications with the Fiber web framework.
GoFiber Docker Boilerplate is a starter template for building web applications with the Fiber framework in Go. It provides a pre-configured Docker setup, Makefile automation, and development workflows to accelerate project setup and deployment. The boilerplate solves the problem of repetitive configuration by offering a production-ready foundation with testing, security, and containerization built-in.
Go developers building web applications with the Fiber framework who want a standardized, containerized starting point. It's particularly useful for teams needing consistent development and production environments.
Developers choose this boilerplate because it eliminates manual Docker and build configuration, provides proven production patterns, and integrates testing and security workflows from the start. Its Makefile automation simplifies common development tasks.
🚧 Boilerplate for 🚀 Fiber
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Pre-configured Docker setup with commands for building and running containers, as detailed in the README's production instructions and Makefile automation, streamlining deployment.
Makefile includes commands for common tasks like building, running, and managing containers, reducing manual setup time and standardizing development workflows.
Provides instructions for building production Docker images and using prefork mode, ensuring applications are optimized for performance in real-world environments.
Recommends specific VS Code plugins for Go development, enhancing the local setup experience and productivity for teams using this IDE.
Tightly integrated with the Fiber web framework; adapting it for other Go frameworks requires significant code changes, limiting flexibility.
Focuses on Visual Studio Code plugins, which offers little value for developers using other IDEs or editors, potentially complicating setup for diverse teams.
The boilerplate includes extensive Docker and automation tooling, which can be overkill for simple or prototype applications that don't require containerization.