Go is an object-oriented programming language with a C-like syntax. Go is designed as a systems language, has a focus on concurrency, and is expressive, concurrent, garbage-collected. Go was developed by Rob Pike, Ken Thompson (The author of the Unix system) and others at Google in 2007 and was made public and open source in November 2009.
Enduro/X Connect module offers simple and cost effective Enduro/X cluster application extension for web services and external interoperability. Enduro/X Connect product offers Web services connectivity with HTTP/S REST incoming and outgoing channels.
As the today demands for high performance computing are ever growing, the logical answer for this growth is Enduro/X middleware product from Mavimax Corporation. As the servers become cheaper, there is needed for putting them to together and creating the High Performance Cluster (HPC) for serving the application.
Mavimax Corporation licenses Enduro/X products. Main licensing model of the programs and libraries are based on GNU General Public license v2, which allows the use of the middleware for open source software. Also GPL v2 permit the software to be used for in-house made software which is not distributed in compiled format, meaning that it can be used internally in the same company for free. Mavimax provides commercial license EULA which allows Enduro/X linking with non-open source software and binary distributions of the software.