Articles with tag gRPC

Fun with gRPC and C++

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A dive into asynchronous servers and clients using C++ and gRPC in 2023 - 2024

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Using QT's native gRPC support

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Here we implement a client using QT 6.8 with an interactive QML UI!

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Exploring how to implement the server using gRPC async callbacks

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Here we implement all four operations using the newer - and much nicer - callback interface.

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Exploring how to implement the client using gRPC async callbacks

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Here we implement all four operations as actual - usable - methods with event-callbacks.

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Exploring the async callback interface for gRPC in C++

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Here we will look into how to use the newer - and much nicer - callback interface.

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Monthly update, July 2023

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Lots of playing around with gRPC, some fixes in stbl. It's summer ;)

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Implementing a unary, async client

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In the first iteration, we will deal with a traditional RPC call; it takes one input argument and returns one output value.

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Implementing an async client with one message and one stream.

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In this iteration of the client, we add incoming or outgoing streams of requests or replies. We are not yet ready to take on the bi-directional stream.

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Implementing the full routeguide async server

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Here we implement all four operations, including the bidirectional stream rpc method RouteChat(). We also add more abstractions to minimize the code required for each request.

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Implementing the full routeguide async client

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Here we implement all four operations, including the bidirectional stream rpc method RouteChat(). We re-use the abstractions we created in the previous article.

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Implementing a unary, async server

Published:

In the first iteration, we will deal with a traditional RPC call; it takes one input argument and returns one output value.

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Implementing an async server with one message and one stream.

Published:

In this iteration of the server, we add incoming or outgoing streams of requests or replies. We are not yet ready to take on the bi-directional stream.

Read on...