Real World Concurrent Programming in Go | Workshop | Go Systems Conf SF 2020

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Go Systems Conf SF 2020: https://systemsconf.io

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This is the recording of the Real World Concurrent Programming in Go workshop held on December 2nd, 2020 by Pawan Rawal, Ibrahim Jarif, and the Dgraph Team.

This workshop walks through some problems that are commonly faced at Dgraph. These include:
- Executing a graph query concurrently
- Managing goroutines and channels properly using z.Closer
- Throttling of requesting in a producer consumer scenario with y.Throttle
- Skiplist as an example of lock free datastructures.

You’ll learn the approach that the Dgraph team took to solve these problems using concurrency primitives like WaitGroups, Channels, goroutines, atomics, and lock-free data structures.

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