Ruby implementation of grpclb client and server.
require 'grpclb/client' # or just 'grpclb'
# construct client:
client = Grpclb::Client.new('127.0.0.1:8383', 'service-name', HelloWorld::V1::Stub)
# call methods:
client.say_hello(HelloWorld::HelloRequest.new(...))
Creates and maintains a load-balanced connection for given service stub.
Automatically reconnects on UNAVAILABLE errors.
require 'grpclb/server' # or just 'grpclb'
# construct server:
server = Grpclb::Server.new(...) # just a subclass of GRPC::RpcServer, same initialize args
# handle services:
server.handle(HelloWorld::V1::ServiceImpl) # or .handle(HelloWorld::V1::ServiceImpl.new)
# set up and run:
server.add_http2_port '127.0.0.1:8080', :this_port_is_insecure
server.run_till_terminated
Subclass of GRPC::RpcServer, that takes care of grpclb load reporting.
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