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REST vs gRPC

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Both REST and gRPC are protocols for communication.

REST is a way client-server communication based on HTTP/1 w/ GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, PATCH methods. Roy Fielding introduced with a set of concepts like cachability, stateless behavior etc.

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gRPC

developed by Google using the .

It uses the . Also, this architectural style enforces rules that a developer must follow to develop or consume web APIs.

RPC follows a client-response model of communication for . Hence, gRPC allows streaming communication and serves multiple requests simultaneously. In addition to that, gRPC also supports unary communication similar to REST.

gRPC (Remote Procedure Call) is an open-source data exchange technology
HTTP/2 protocol
Protocol Buffers binary format (Protobuf) for data exchange
designing web APIs that rely on HTTP/2
https://dudewho.codes/talks/building-better-python-microservices-with-grpc/
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