Hello, Im pretty new to gRPC but I was wondering if the following is
possible
I have a proto file which contains a single service with two RPCs which
looks as follows:
*service MyService {*
* // This function requires credentials*
* rpc YouNeedCreds(Empty) returns (Empty) {}*
* // This function should be callable by anyone without credentials*
* rpc NoCredentialsNeeded(Empty) returns (Empty) {}*
*}*
*My question is, is it possible, using C++ to have a single service where
different PRCs have varying authentication requirements, without having to
deploy to something like google cloud (I just want to run it between 2
computers on the same network)? *
I have seen references to using .yaml files to configure services (like
this one
<https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/grpc/grpc-service-config#rules_and_selectors>),
but I have not found any examples on how this works in C++ (how do you
actually read this file so that the gRPC service applies the
configurations), and I don't intend on deploying this on google cloud. I
just want to run this on my local network and use the device IP to connect
to the service.
At the moment I create the server by creating using
grpc::SslSecureCredentials and passing them to the .AddListeningPort method
provided by the grpc::ServerBuilder.
Hopefully this is somewhat helpful, thanks in advanced for.
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