---------------------- To write a Dockerfile for a Golang project, you would typically start by specifying a base image that includes the Go runtime, then copy your source code into the image, and finally compile your application. However, the exact steps can vary depending on the specifics of your project. Once you have your Dockerfile, you can use it with Garden's

container

build action. In your

garden.yml

file, you would specify a

Build

action of type

container

, and then a

Deploy

action to deploy your application. Here's an example of how you might set up your

garden.yml

file:

yaml
# backend/garden.yml
kind: Build
type: exec
buildAtSource: true
...
spec:
  command: [go, build, -o, bin/backend]
---
kind: Build
type: container
dependencies:
  - build.builder
copyFrom:
  - build: builder
    sourcePath: bin
    targetPath: .
...

In this example, the

exec

build action is used to compile the Go application, and the resulting binary is then added to the container image by the

container

build action. The

buildAtSource: true

option is used to run the build command in the action directory, rather than the default

.garden/build

directory. To deploy your application, you can use the

garden deploy

command. This will build and deploy your application according to the configuration in your

garden.yml

file. For more detailed information, you can refer to the Garden documentation () and the example project () provided in the knowledge sources. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------

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