What is RPC? gRPC Introduction.

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[levonsarkisyan]

God this is the best bite-sized system design content I have ever seen, thank you so much for existing, BBG

[sachanamit]

Simplistic approach, great points, precise explanation. The animations make it much easier to follow and remember. You are amazing!

[Tony-dprl]

ByteByteGo videos pack so much useful information into such short videos, astounding work. Respect.

[unathorizdwatermelon]

Im a datacenter technician for google trying to learn this stuff so i can eventually become a SRE. This helped a ton as ive seen rpcs and stubby calls and proto files a lot, this was a great introduction,

[marcusravi]

So well explained! I have been using gRPC go since the past two years and I love teaching it to other people.
I didn't know about gRPC Web. Guess we learn something new everyday. Thanks!

[ngiafeno]

I was looking for that topic on your channel last week. Now it is. Thank you. The way you explain is awesome.

[CyberKinetiks]

One problem with gRPC using HTTP/2 is that it doesn't load-balance well. HTTP/2 relies on a persistent connection and sends many requests through the same connection, which means, all these requests go to one node. It overloads one node, barely using others. There are workarounds, such as forced disconnects, proxies, client-side balancing. But again, they are workarounds, meaning, they require extra effort to mitigate a design flaw. Not really a flaw, HTTP/2 is still good because it reduces overhead on connection creation, but had it used HTTP/1.1, the balancing problem wouldn't be the case.

[electric_Makora]

I was looking for someone to explain and give me kinda a kick start to getting deep into gRPC. Thanks for this great video.

[vicenterendo]

Oh my god thank you so much!!! After reading tens of articles, your vid finally did the job. Keep it up!

[ganeshmourya]

I will give an arm to learn that animation

[jayakrishnanazhakath]

Simple and concise, really helpful teaching. Love the animations btw 👍

[juststudying]

Man amazing, your channel is a treasure, you and hussein nasser are the best channels which talk about Backend.
Thanks.

[dabbopabblo]

I aspire to one day work on highly standardized and thoughtfully implemented libraries and standards similar to gRPC. I love the idea that a tool can be so well designed and implemented that it becomes a defaulto standard for developers alike and the backbone for the services we use on a daily basis without even having to think about it.

[qataracgnacgn]

You explain the topic well, including the nuances . Thank you.

[rakshithraki]

Simple, clean, precise - right on point.

Great animations too, Thanks a lot

[ericbwertz]

Great video. I knew nothing about gRPC and now I am one.

[adibhanna]

Great video! how do you create these animations?

[merrymouse]

Thank you so much for such a nice, clear explanation and for investing your time into it. I have now a better understanding of gRPC!

[chinmayghule]

I understood nothing but one day I'd surely like to learn this. I wish the video was more detailed and noob-friendly.

[thiagocruz]

Very straight forward, simple and short! Thank you! By the way, what video maker do you use for those animations?