servicepack

A clone-and-own Go service framework. Run related services together locally so you can debug the whole thing in one process, then deploy it as one binary or split those services into separate microservices when that makes sense.

It is a template repository, not a go get library. A new project gets a concurrent service supervisor, a lifecycle runner, a Docker-first build and test workflow, generated service registration, and clear places to customize it.

git clone https://github.com/psyb0t/servicepack.git my-service
cd my-service
make own MODNAME=github.com/yourname/my-service
make service NAME=worker
make build
./build/my-service run

Read this	For
Getting started	Turning a fresh clone into your project, then adding and running a service.
Services and lifecycle	Interface contracts, dependencies, retries, commands, filtering, logging and shutdown.
Development	Docker-first Make targets, Testcontainers, coverage, builds and overrides.
Architecture	The process topology, ownership boundaries, generated registration and deployment choices.
Framework updates	Updating a clone safely and keeping project customizations out of the blast radius.

The code-level deep dives live next to the code: the service manager, the runner and the framework Make scripts.