Golang Hosting Panel Core Development
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I’m building a modern hosting control panel in Go and I need a developer who can take charge of key backend work. The immediate focus is on the “System” component of the panel and implementing strong security features.
What I need you to do
• Design and code the System module so it fits cleanly into a micro-service-friendly architecture.
• Integrate security features at the core level—everything from request validation to safe storage of credentials and keys.
• Write clean, well-documented Go code with unit tests and clear interfaces that make future extensions (server monitoring or backup management, for example) straightforward.
Tech environment
Go (latest stable), standard libraries plus any reputable open-source packages that improve security or performance, Git for version control, and Docker for consistent local testing.
Deliverables
• Production-ready Go module(s) for the System component.
• Security layer that meets the spec above and plugs seamlessly into the rest of the panel.
• README explaining setup, key design decisions, and any external dependencies.
• Basic test suite demonstrating core functionality.
If you enjoy hardening backend services and writing idiomatic Go, let’s talk.
What I need you to do
• Design and code the System module so it fits cleanly into a micro-service-friendly architecture.
• Integrate security features at the core level—everything from request validation to safe storage of credentials and keys.
• Write clean, well-documented Go code with unit tests and clear interfaces that make future extensions (server monitoring or backup management, for example) straightforward.
Tech environment
Go (latest stable), standard libraries plus any reputable open-source packages that improve security or performance, Git for version control, and Docker for consistent local testing.
Deliverables
• Production-ready Go module(s) for the System component.
• Security layer that meets the spec above and plugs seamlessly into the rest of the panel.
• README explaining setup, key design decisions, and any external dependencies.
• Basic test suite demonstrating core functionality.
If you enjoy hardening backend services and writing idiomatic Go, let’s talk.
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Microservices