[grpc-io] The internals of iomgr

Hi! I need to figure out the internal code flow of iomgr in the case of a client tcp connection. Could someone provided a rough guideline of what happens when a new channel is created. I am particularly interested in grpc 1.14, but I guess any recent version would work as well. Thanks! --

[grpc-io] message size sent

Hi, just wondering if there is a good way to get the size of the message instead of calling ByteSizeLong. Concerned with performance issues... Thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "grpc.io" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

[grpc-io] Re: What to do with a failing TCP client connection?

:02:07 AM UTC-7, grpc_client wrote: >> >> *Language*: C++ >> *gRPC version*: 1.2.5 >> *Role*: gRPC client >> >> A quick question here. I'm observing a situation where the client >> attempts to connect to a server, repeatedly printing out the

[grpc-io] What to do with a failing TCP client connection?

*Language*: C++ *gRPC version*: 1.2.5 *Role*: gRPC client A quick question here. I'm observing a situation where the client attempts to connect to a server, repeatedly printing out the following error (SOME_IP:PORT edited out) [gRPC] watch_completion_error:

Re: [grpc-io] Re: SSL/TLS handshake NPN vs ALPN

c/pull/16007 > > On Thursday, July 12, 2018 at 8:06:05 AM UTC-7, grpc_client wrote: >> >> Thanks, I will try to check the ssl library we have. >> >> However, shouldn't the gRPC client work with an NPN response if it sends >> the NPN request by itself? >&

[grpc-io] TLS/SSL handshake fails due to peer_name not peer certificate

Hi, I'm trying to establish a secure gRPC channel in a C++ based client. The connection gets rejected with the following error message: "Peer name A.B.C.D is not in peer certificate" As far as I understand the expected peer_name is the ip of the server to which the connection is being