What is gRPC?
gRPC is a high-performance, open-source framework by Google that allows services to communicate efficiently over networks. It uses Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) to serialize structured data, making it fast and lightweight, ideal for microservices and real-time applications.
What Makes gRPC Unique?
Efficient Data Encoding: Protobuf enables efficient, language-agnostic data exchange.
HTTP/2 Support: Supports multiplexing, streaming, and faster connection management.
Cross-Language Compatibility: Offers tools for generating client/server code across languages.
Built-in Authentication and Error Handling: Enhances security and simplifies troubleshooting.
When to Use gRPC?
gRPC shines in low-latency, high-performance applications like microservices, IoT, and streaming services. It’s perfect for internal APIs but less ideal for public APIs due to its lack of human-readable data format.
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