Learn and implement RPC communication that can withstand 10 million traffic

It was good to be able to learn about gRPC through a simple example! Also, I had never encountered the Go language before, but it was good to learn even a little bit about Go through the course.

It's been a while since I've completed an Inflearn course! I received a gRPC book as a gift from someone I know, but it was too difficult. Through this course, I was able to review the overall content and gain the basics to study advanced content. Thank you.

It was good to learn the basic concepts of grpc with golang. I would appreciate it if you could also give me other project lectures using grpc~

I was able to practice RPC communication easily and quickly. Thank you for the great lecture.

Rather than theoretical content, this is a lecture that starts development and applies really quickly. If you value theoretical content, I think you might not like it, but I personally think that practice is very important, so I implemented it easily and quickly and set the direction of study accordingly. I enjoyed the lecture. Thank you.

I am satisfied because this is a lecture that is not about the HTTP protocol that is hard to see in Infraon. I was able to learn what RPC communication is easily and quickly, and I was also satisfied with the part where the actual authentication server is implemented as RPC.

It was a lecture that I could feel that there was a history of development for various services. It is not easy to easily approach lectures on general HTTP server development, but RPC or Socket server, so it was very helpful that the lecture was prepared simply and easily. I think that those who take this lecture can easily learn everything about what RPC is, how to develop it, and in what situations it should be developed. I took 2~3 lectures, and the lecture style was not to tell everything, but to strongly feel that there is such a development, such a situation, and such a use. I think this direction gave me some direction for development and suggested a path for me to learn on my own, so it was a very satisfying lecture. Thank you!!

I was able to learn what RPC is easily and quickly, and additionally how to implement a simple memory authentication server using gRPC. I feel this way every time I listen to other lectures, but it seems like they always prepare a lot of new parts, even though they are very simple. I'm currently developing only CRUD, and I'm a little tired of repetitive learning, so thank you for preparing a lecture on this new protocol!!