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github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/golang-samples/run/grpc-server-streaming
For a general introduction to gRPC on Go, see the official gRPC quickstart.
This sample presents:
./server
: a gRPC server application with an RPC that streams the current
time in the response (written in Go)./client
: a small program to query the server and show the
response messages (written in Go)Use the following button to deploy the application to Cloud Run on your GCP project:
Once deployed successfully, note the domain name (hostname) of the service.
Ensure Go 1.13 (or higher) is installed on your machine.
Clone this repository.
Run the client with the hostname of the deployed service:
cd grpc-server-streaming
go run ./client -duration 5 -server <HOSTNAME>:443
Observe the output, it should be receiving and printing a message every second as the server sends them.
rpc established to timeserver, starting to stream
received message: current_timestamp: 2020-01-15T01:12:29Z
received message: current_timestamp: 2020-01-15T01:12:30Z
received message: current_timestamp: 2020-01-15T01:12:31Z
received message: current_timestamp: 2020-01-15T01:12:32Z
received message: current_timestamp: 2020-01-15T01:12:33Z
end of stream
Remove the grpc-server-streaming
Service you deployed from Cloud Run
using the Cloud Console.
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