Deploy Go in India
A compiled binary on a provided runtime. Cold starts in milliseconds. DataDack detects Go from your repository and deploys it to our sovereign Noida region (ap-south-3) — sub-10ms across Northern India, with DPDP data residency by default.
What we detect for Go
These are the exact defaults a Go repository with no configuration receives. Every one is overridable per project and per environment.
- Install command
- — none —
- Build command
- go build -o bootstrap ./...
- Output directory
- .
- Toolchain
- Go
- Request handling
- Handler · 512 MB · 30s timeout
A long-running request handler with nothing lifted to the edge — because a gated /public directory must stay gated. Node, Python and Go runtimes.
Three steps, no configuration
- 1
Connect the repository
Authorise GitHub once and pick your Go repo. Nothing to install locally, no CLI to log into.
- 2
Go is detected
We read the repository, identify Go, and pre-fill the build: go build -o bootstrap ./..., publishing .. Override any of it if your project differs.
- 3
Live on the Indian edge
Your Server workload is packaged, deployed to the sovereign Noida region (ap-south-3), and served over HTTPS with a certificate we issue and renew for you.
Included on every Go project
- A preview URL for every pull request
- Instant rollback to any build, no rebuild
- Automatic HTTPS with renewal handled
- Per-environment variables and secrets
- Custom domains with wildcard SSL
- Streaming build and runtime logs
- Build cache across deploys
- Monorepo support with a project root
Go deployment FAQ
Do I need to configure the build command for Go?
No. DataDack detects Go and runs go build -o bootstrap ./..., publishing the . directory on the Go toolchain. You can override the install command, build command and output directory per project and per environment if your repository differs from the convention.
Where is my Go app hosted?
In India. Builds run and your app is served from our sovereign Noida region (ap-south-3), in Tier-IV facilities, giving sub-10ms latency across Northern India; our Mumbai region is launching soon. Data never leaves Indian jurisdiction, which is what makes DataDack DPDP-compliant by default rather than by configuration.
Does DataDack serve my Go static files from the edge?
Deliberately not. A Go app commonly gates its static directory behind auth, a signed URL or a rate limit, and lifting those paths to the edge would silently remove the gate. Everything reaches your handler; you can opt specific paths into edge caching yourself.
Can I run preview deployments for Go pull requests?
Yes. Every pull request gets its own isolated preview URL with its own environment variables, and previews can be password-protected or SSO-gated. Instant rollback to any previous build is one click, with no rebuild.