With the little difference that spring boot offers you 99% of your needs, both to fetch the data from (sql, nosql, you-name-it), and to offer your interface out (web, rest), and programming style (syncronous, asyncronous), and observability, ....

while for go you'll find yourself deep in the mud of choosing what 3rd part library to use for logging and how to make it work with the rest of custom stuff you have to write

I went the other way as I was sick of all the repetition in Go. Spring boot/JPA data repositories save so much SQL, and spring boot automatically marshals to and from JSON, form data, etc. It means you can just work on the meaningful business logic. Add on Lombok and there's even less to maintain.