Building Microservices with Go: 14. gRPC Client Connections

In this episode we take a quick look at how you can connect to gRPC services in Go.

Protocol Buffers Enum Specification:

gRPC Creating gRPC Clients:

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Series Content:
Over the weeks we will look at the following topics, teaching you everything you need to know regarding building microservices with the go programming language:
- Introduction to microservices
- RESTFul microservices
- gRPC microservices
- Packaging applications with Docker
- Testing microservice
- Continuous Delivery
- Observability
- Using Kubernetes
- Debugging
- Security
- Asynchronous microservices
- Caching
- Microservice reliability using a Service Mesh

[loganwright]

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

[gaspiman]

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

[bolajiolumide]

Always like the sound, thanks Nic once again

[ashrafuzzamannoor]

Can't thank you enough for such a great series!!

[abdorootuae]

thank you very for the tutorials i got a self confidence because of it

[antonynduhiu]

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

[rexey]

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.

[buacomgiadinh]

Thank you for using grpc client inside http web server

[anandpratapsingh]

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.