Hey guys,
I put together a small framework for an async streaming server in C++. The code
can be found at:
https://github.com/lbj137/repo1
There is a sample (synchronous) client as well so you can build the client and
the server and see how they interact. Hopefully this will prove useful for
gRPC Java 1.27.2 is released and should be available on Maven Central and
JCenter. grpclb users are encouraged to upgrade.
Bug Fixes
- grpclb: grpclb can handle empty address from LoadBalancer instead of
throwing exception
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1) An HTTP/2 stream is what you are looking for. A stream can be terminated
with a RST_STREAM frame. Please refer
https://http2.github.io/http2-spec/#RST_STREAM
2) The RPC would also be terminated. The application would be able to
retry/restart the RPC if necessary.
3) Yes
4) The RPCs are
Replying on Eric Anderson's behalf, envoy would be a common one.
caddy-server should work fine. I don't know much about mitmproxy.
On Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 8:26:28 AM UTC-8 elh.m...@gmail.com
wrote:
> hi.. is there a simple cross platform grpc proxy i could use (wanting to
>
gRPC C++ does not have any API to allow the client to bind to a specific IP
address at the moment.
On Wednesday, February 26, 2020 at 1:45:15 AM UTC-8 engr.ab...@gmail.com
wrote:
> My application communicates with gRPC server. Is there any way for gRPC
> client to bind to a particular
As mentioned in the grpc documentation, a channel is backed by multiple HTTP/2
requests. I was wondering about the behaviour/details in below situations:
1) Does a channel have something like a failed HTTP/2 call even if the
connection(tcp) is fine ?
2) If so, what happens to long running rpcs
Hi,
I have referred back to the Hello World example many times whilst building
a ReactJS client to our existing gRPC investment, including the adoption of
Envoy, Docker, etc. Now I'm at a juncture where I need to enable SSL/TLS in
the browser.
I have followed the steps here to setup a
My application communicates with gRPC server. Is there any way for gRPC
client to bind to a particular interface or device? Or can I bind to
particular IP? Will it work? Is there any way?
Linux POSIX socket provides SO_BINDTODEVICE option but I am not sure if
gRPC has any application layer
