Building Scalable Event-Driven Microservices in Go: A User and Notes Service Example

    In the world of modern software development, the question isn’t whether you’ll need to scale—it’s when. If you’ve ever watched a monolithic application groan under increasing load, fought to deploy a single feature without breaking everything else, or felt trapped by technology choices made years ago, you’re not alone. Let’s explore how event-driven microservices in Go can solve these challenges and build systems that scale gracefully with your ambitions. The Pain of the Monolith Picture this: Your application has grown from a simple CRUD app to a complex beast handling users, notes, notifications, analytics, and more. Every deployment is a nail-biting experience because changing one module might break three others. Your database has become a bottleneck, and adding more servers doesn’t help because everything shares the same database connection pool. Different teams step on each other’s toes, and that cool new technology? Sorry, the entire stack is locked into decisions made in 2015. ...

    October 15, 2025 · 11 min · Rafiul Alam