gRPC Rust
summary
Announces a new pure‑Rust gRPC implementation published under the grpc crate that aims to add full gRPC features missing from tonic (service configs, advanced name resolution, configurable load‑balancing, dynamic connection mgmt) with XDS slated the following year; Google releases a conformant protuff rust crate for protobuf compatibility; basic channel and server appear for testing in early 2025 and a stable 1.0 lands late next year; tonic stays supported (64M+ downloads) and a migration guide appears while a small team (2–3) begins implementation.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37About Rust
- 2:01Why Rust
- 6:09gRPC Rust
- 7:11Protuff Rust
- 10:23Conclusion
- 11:00C wrapper
- 12:16No GC
- 13:23Crashes
- 15:06Error Handling
- 16:31Google Protuff
- 20:19Migration
- 23:45Google
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