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gRPC Intro

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High-performance RPC framework that Google evolves from a decade of internal use and runs across tens of thousands of services handling tens of billions of RPCs per second; uses protocol buffers compiled to generate language-idiomatic stubs, supports unary and three streaming modes over HTTP/2, ships regular releases (1.11 noted), and exposes production tooling like channelz plus integrations with Envoy/nginx; RouteGuide example and a 3x throughput / 11x CPU improvement claim illustrate concrete gains and a working, extensible ecosystem.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:39Summary of RPC Talks
  3. 1:43What is ORPC?
  4. 4:27Getting Started : Outline
  5. 5:21An Aside: Protocol Buffers
  6. 8:01Lets walk through an example
  7. 10:18Start with a Protocol Buffer
  8. 12:33Add Service Definition
  9. 13:10Generated Code Snippet
  10. 15:24In a nutshell...
  11. 16:36GRPC Speaks Your Language
  12. 17:47Cross platform framework
  13. 19:44Strongly Typed Service Contracts
  14. 20:35Through Protocol buffers
  15. 22:04Performant & Efficient
  16. 23:39Extensible, Customizable
  17. 25:55Easy to use
  18. 28:57Open & Standards Compliant
  19. 29:46Production Ready
  20. 31:10Why RPC in a nutshell
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