VxCloud
VxCloud
Go Hosting

Go in production.
Ultra-light binaries. Your VM.

Automated multi-stage compiler builds, tiny alpine/scratch runtime containers, Traefik reverse proxying, and automated Let's Encrypt SSL. Deploy to AWS, GCP, Azure, or Linode.

High performance Golang infrastructure

Go is built for speed. Leverage its native concurrency and low memory profile by running it on dedicated, flat-rate virtual machines.

Multi-Stage Docker Builds

Builds compile binaries using official Go SDK environments, dropping the output executable into a fresh 15MB Alpine base container.

Let's Encrypt SSL

Automatic certificate provisioning and silent cron renewals. Secures your API server or web app instantly.

Database Provisioning

Link Postgres, MySQL, or Redis instances easily. Inject connection strings directly into Go environment parameters.

Health-Check Probing

Set customized target routes. Traffic is only directed to your Go instance once health checks return successfully.

CI/CD Pipeline Ready

Push code from GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. Seamless green-blue rollouts ensure no client connections are dropped.

Flat-Rate Cloud Compute

No transaction markups or serverless cold-start delays. You are only billed the raw cost of the VM resources.

Quickstart — Go live with HTTPS in 2 commands

1) Provision your cloud VMbash
vxcli vm create \
  --name go-api-vm --cloud aws --region us-east-1 \
  --instance-type t3.nano --key-pair-name AWSPRODKEY2

# Save the public IP address
export VM_IP=<public-ip-from-output>
2) Deploy your Go application (Fiber, Gin, Chi, etc.)bash
vxcli deploy go \
  --source-dir ./ \
  --app-name go-api \
  --http-port 80 \
  --app-port 8080 \
  --env PORT=8080 \
  --env DATABASE_URL=postgres://user:pass@db-endpoint/main \
  --enable-ssl \
  --domain api.example.com \
  --ssl-email [email protected] \
  --host $VM_IP --ssh-user ubuntu --key-pair-name AWSPRODKEY2

# api.example.com is now live with automated Let's Encrypt SSL.

Go production checklist

  • Configure connection pooling limits inside `sql.DB` to prevent exhausting MySQL/Postgres socket allowances.
  • Use multi-stage Docker builds to keep your final deploy container light, small, and fast to load.
  • Build with the `CGO_ENABLED=0` environment parameter to ensure your binary is statically linked and portable.
  • Log structured JSON metrics to stdout for simple analysis by log forwarders like FluentBit or Vector.
  • Utilize Go's built-in `net/http` server time-outs (ReadTimeout, WriteTimeout) to avoid slowloris vulnerabilities.

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Host your Go web services

Clean container packaging, automatic reverse proxy configurations, and Let's Encrypt SSL setup with a single call.

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