libjson-rpc-cpp VS gRPC

You can try using this library to interact with the network https://github.com/cinemast/libjson-rpc-cpp/

> I have personally found several fuckups in gRPC and protobuf code resulting in application crashes or risks of remote code execution.

Would be great if you report such remote code executions to the authors/Google. I am sure they handle CVEs etc. There have been security audits like https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/f5c26aec2904fddffb70471cbc...

> there aren't sanitizer builds nor fuzzing regime nor static analysis running against new commits last time I checked.

Are you making shit up as you go? I randomly picked a recently merged commit and this is the list of test suites ran on the pull request. As far as I recall, this has been the practice for 8 years+ (note the MSAN, ASAN, TSAN etc.)

Sonja Keerl, CTO of MACH Alliance, states, "Composable architectures enable enterprises to innovate faster by assembling best-in-class solutions." Developers must embrace technologies like GraphQL, gRPC, and OpenAPI to remain competitive.

Efficiency and Code Generation: Unlike traditional approaches like gRPC-Gateway, Vanguard operates efficiently within Go servers, compatible with various servers such as Connect and gRPC. It doesn't rely on extensive code generation, eliminating the need for additional code generation steps. This flexibility ensures that your code can adapt dynamically, loading service definitions from configuration, schema registries, or via gRPC Server Reflection, making it a perfect fit for proxies without the hassle of recompilation and redeployment each time an RPC service schema changes.

gRPC is a framework for building fast, scalable APIs, especially in distributed systems like microservices.

The Docker image, named getjv/grpc-php-base, provides the protoc compiler, the protoc-gen-grpc plugin, and the grpc.so extension.

Recently, I started working on extending the support for gRPC in GoFr, a microservices oriented, Golang framework also listed in CNCF Landscape. As I was diving into this, I thought it would be a great opportunity to share my findings through a detailed article.

I recently faced this issue while wanting to use the pyi file generation feature in the rules_proto_grpc_python rule set.

Apache Arrow Flight RPC : Arrow Flight is an RPC framework for high-performance data services based on Arrow data, and is built on top of gRPC and the IPC format.

gRPC Official Site: https://grpc.io/