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no but reliability is. And if you need to re-establish the connection, you'll have to preamble your way through another handshake. gRPC uses HTTP/2, which has
by reactordev 1y ago
no but reliability is. And if you need to re-establish the connection, you'll have to preamble your way through another handshake.
gRPC uses HTTP/2, which has a Client/Server Stream API, to forgo the preamble. In the end though, ANY HTTP based protocol could be throttled by infrastructure in-between. TCP on the other hand, can be encrypted and sent without any preamble - just a protocol, and only L2/L3 can throttle.