Hi all,

I have a quick question about grpc connections. I am running a grpc
synchronous server that mostly replies to single (not streaming) requests
with single (not streaming) replies. I understand that each new request is
handled by a thread from the grpc framework’s threadpool. I notice that for
even after the request is handled and a reply is sent and processed by the
client, the tcp connection between the client and server is not taken down.
How long does the connection persist? Is it in anyway coupled to the
lifetime of the thread in the threadpool? When does the threadpool reclaim
the thread that was used to process the request? Thanks for your help!

Jeff

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