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Distributed Services with Go — by Travis Jeffery (15 / 84)

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1 min readApr 23, 2021

👈 Test Your API | TOC | Chapter 2 Structure Data with Protocol Buffers 👉

In this chapter, we built a simple JSON/HTTP commit log service that accepts and responds with JSON and stores the records in those requests to an in-memory log. Next, we’ll use protocol buffers to manage our API types, generate custom code, and prepare to write a service with gRPC — an open source, high-performance remote procedure call framework that’s great for building distributed services.

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[2] https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules

👈 Test Your API | TOC | Chapter 2 Structure Data with Protocol Buffers 👉

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What You Learned

Distributed Services with Go — by Travis Jeffery (15 / 84)

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