Building Microservices with Go: 14. gRPC Client Connections

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I'm so appreciative that you've kept up with this. It's been such a great series.

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Hey Nic, I can't express how grateful I am for your tutorials. Thank you!

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Thank you for using grpc client inside http web server

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getting this now, it's s helpful.Thanks Nic

[@re0xey]

Hi Nic, thanks for this great series. I just wanted to clarify one thing here, as the product-api uses protobuf from the currency service, isn't that we may have to create a separate definition for protos using protoc for product-api as these services will be running in isolated containers. I see here you are using the same protos definition from currency service.

[@NicJackson]

Hey @Reo, it is perfectly fine to share the generated protocol buffer code Go would import this like any normal package, however; it is also not wrong to just share the interface definition (.proto) and generate this code for each service using protoc. Both approaches work just fine and are both acceptable approaches, in theory, given the same input .proto file the generated output would be exactly the same. It really is just down to how you would like to manage your dependencies. Sometimes what I tend to do when building a service is to create a client SDK that lives with the API, any downstream services would use the SDK rather than interact with the API directly. This approach means the downstream has no knowledge of the interface be it REST or gRPC and only interacts with the Go interface of your design. I hate to say it really depends but often there is no right and no wrong approach and you should do what works best for your circumstances.

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14:15 Client start

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hi nic, this video most valuable for me, please make video on protecting services with jwt authentication in java lang. i mean to say , without login on one can access our services.

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