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enable round robin option in grpc client #236
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Currently grpc configuration doesn't provide options to change load balancing. This PR adds default_service_config in proto so users can customize grpc connections.
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The gRPC service config is based on a Protobuf message structure defined here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-proto/blob/master/grpc/service_config/service_config.proto Ideally we'd just embed grpc.service_config.ServiceConfig into this message, but that's easier said than done. There is no canonical Go module containing the generated Protobuf source files. Furthermore, grpc-go ships with some copies of those, but has them placed inside internal/. This means that even if we were to generate those ourselves, we'd run into a Protobuf registration conflict at runtime. Use google.protobuf.Struct, so that we can at least embed these service configs without requiring excessive quoting. This is a continuation of #236.
Drats! Right after merging this PR, I noticed that defaultServiceConfig is supposed to be a JSON object. This means that we should use google.protobuf.Struct instead. That way you don't need to add unnecessary quotes to your configuration file. I've just sent out #237 to fix that. |
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The gRPC service config is based on a Protobuf message structure defined here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-proto/blob/master/grpc/service_config/service_config.proto Ideally we'd just embed grpc.service_config.ServiceConfig into this message, but that's easier said than done. There is no canonical Go module containing the generated Protobuf source files. Furthermore, grpc-go ships with some copies of those, but has them placed inside internal/. This means that even if we were to generate those ourselves, we'd run into a Protobuf registration conflict at runtime. Use google.protobuf.Struct, so that we can at least embed these service configs without requiring excessive quoting. This is a continuation of #236.
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The gRPC service config is based on a Protobuf message structure defined here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-proto/blob/master/grpc/service_config/service_config.proto Ideally we'd just embed grpc.service_config.ServiceConfig into this message, but that's easier said than done. There is no canonical Go module containing the generated Protobuf source files. Furthermore, grpc-go ships with some copies of those, but has them placed inside internal/. This means that even if we were to generate those ourselves, we'd run into a Protobuf registration conflict at runtime. Use google.protobuf.Struct, so that we can at least embed these service configs without requiring excessive quoting. This is a continuation of #236.
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The gRPC service config is based on a Protobuf message structure defined here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-proto/blob/master/grpc/service_config/service_config.proto Ideally we'd just embed grpc.service_config.ServiceConfig into this message, but that's easier said than done. There is no canonical Go module containing the generated Protobuf source files. Furthermore, grpc-go ships with some copies of those, but has them placed inside internal/. This means that even if we were to generate those ourselves, we'd run into a Protobuf registration conflict at runtime. Use google.protobuf.Struct, so that we can at least embed these service configs without requiring excessive quoting. This is a continuation of #236.
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The gRPC service config is based on a Protobuf message structure defined here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-proto/blob/master/grpc/service_config/service_config.proto Ideally we'd just embed grpc.service_config.ServiceConfig into this message, but that's easier said than done. There is no canonical Go module containing the generated Protobuf source files. Furthermore, grpc-go ships with some copies of those, but has them placed inside internal/. This means that even if we were to generate those ourselves, we'd run into a Protobuf registration conflict at runtime. Use google.protobuf.Struct, so that we can at least embed these service configs without requiring excessive quoting. This is a continuation of #236.
Oh yes, that's better. Thanks! |
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Currently grpc configuration doesn't provide options to change load balancing config. This PR adds default_service_config in proto so users can customize grpc connections.
See #230 for context
Tests
Test a frontend connecting to a headless service using this config
Run a build connecting to the local frontend. Then check the local running bbstorage's tcp connection. It connects all headless services for round robin
without setting the
default_service_config
, the bbstorage has only one connection opened to the frontend-headless.