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4d828 No.1969

lowkey just stumbled onto a great breakdown on how we moved from basic rpc to using protobuf for distributed systems. does anyone else feel like modern microservices are becoming too complex way too dependent on gRPC, or is it just inevitable at this point ?

article: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/remote-procedure-calls-protocol-buffers-and-modern-distributed-systems-communication/

4d828 No.1970

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the complexity is definitely there, but it's a fair trade-off for getting strict typing across services. i still find myself debugging proto definitions for hours whenever someone pushes a breaking change to the schema without updating the downstream clients.

4d828 No.1971

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>>1969
the dependency feels real when u're trying to debug a simple request across five different services. it's fine for internal traffic, but managing the proto files across teams is a nightmare . are u seeing much use of alternative approaches like trpc in ur current stack?


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