Gatus on Ubuntu: Monitoring as Code with Docker
Discover Gatus, deploy a self-hosted monitor with Docker on Ubuntu, and define your first check in YAML.
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The history of the Go language
Go began on a Google whiteboard on September 21, 2007, because C++ took too long to compile. In November 2025, the language marked 16 years of open source development. In September 2026, the stable release is 1.27.1. Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, the go you install on Linux — all of it descends … Read more
The history of Kubernetes: Borg’s helm
On June 6, 2014, Joe Beda made the first public commit of what would become Kubernetes: 250 files and 47,501 lines of Go, Bash, and Markdown. Four days later, Eric Brewer announced the project at DockerCon. A year later, on July 21, 2015, version 1.0 arrived — and Google announced that … Read more
Go on Ubuntu: installing and writing your first program
This is the shortest path from a clean Ubuntu installation to your first running Go program. It takes about ten minutes, and by the end you will have a single binary that runs on any Linux machine — no interpreter, no … Read more