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GetGoing: Introduction to Golang API hosting using heroku
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Hi everyone, in the last couple of videos, we saw how we can render our code. And then we can push it to the cloud repository where it understands the code. And then it spins up a server, taking the port environment variable. And then running the application. One thing we saw was that when we were in our local instance, we are using a local SQL. But when we hosted it, there was no SQL to connect to.

So it throws a TCP it can't connect error. So to resolve that error, we can use Heroku Postgres plug in, which is totally free. So Postgres is a form of or rather a flavor of SQL. So the only thing that is going to change is the link. So if you look at this application, our application used SQL UI to connect to the SQL, the URL is going to change. And some authentication is going to be added rest all is going to remain the same.

So if you guys want me to do a video on plugins, also just hit me up and send me an email and maybe I'll write a blog if you people want to do it. And then You guys in the next video

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