Managing #microservices in #Go that communicate via #gRPC on #Kubernetes is a really common theme these days.
You might have noticed that #loadbalancing these #gRPC requests and responses is not trivial.
In my recent article I tried to dive deep in to the realm of gRPC Name Resolution and Load Balancing on Kubernetes in order to unwrap almost everything that we need to know regarding the matter, from the (tricky) problems we're facing all the way to the solutions and implementation details.
I also put a link to all the wonderful references that I personally enjoyed reading and tried to digest. Big thanks to William Morgan (linkedin.com/in/wmorgan) and Daniel Polencic (https://lnkd.in/duC9bCQm) for their amazing blogs regarding the subject.
If you’ve liked this blog, a share and a clap would really mean a lot to me. Let me know your comments and ideas as well.
You might have noticed that #loadbalancing these #gRPC requests and responses is not trivial.
In my recent article I tried to dive deep in to the realm of gRPC Name Resolution and Load Balancing on Kubernetes in order to unwrap almost everything that we need to know regarding the matter, from the (tricky) problems we're facing all the way to the solutions and implementation details.
gRPC Name Resolution and Load Balancing on Kubernetes: https://lnkd.in/d7Qw9fqc
I also put a link to all the wonderful references that I personally enjoyed reading and tried to digest. Big thanks to William Morgan (linkedin.com/in/wmorgan) and Daniel Polencic (https://lnkd.in/duC9bCQm) for their amazing blogs regarding the subject.
If you’ve liked this blog, a share and a clap would really mean a lot to me. Let me know your comments and ideas as well.
#grpc #golang #kubernetes #load_balancing #name_resolution #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment #microservices #microservicesarchitecture #loadbalancing