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One of the standardized formats of RPC is called gRPC it is widely accepted and used in the industry, it has been created and standardized by Google (internally the previous version was called Stubby). It is opensourced. By default, gRPC uses Protocol Buffers (although it can be used with other data formats such as JSON). You can see who uses gRPC and why here.
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Websockets are (usually) for server to browser communication. The server hosts a WebSocket server, and clients can open a connection to that server. This is popular now mostly because it is faster and less resource-hogging than older ways of solving the problem, like long-polling/COMET. It is possible to connect 2 servers using websockets, but that is not usually what they are used for.
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Microsoft REST API guidelines
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From the official GraphQL website This is a somewhat newer API technology. GraphQL APIs have a hypermedia-like ability to use a single query to fetch the required data across multiple resources. But GraphQL APIs also borrow from concepts that we’ve observed in both REST and RPC-styled APIs.
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