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1. Update cookies after all successful RPCs. Ensures that client adapts to changes in cluster configuration.
2. Reorganized client code to extract more snippets that could be copy-pasted.
3. Docker build now uses the same bazel build as outside code.
Closes #35799
COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW=https://github.com/grpc/grpc/pull/35799 from eugeneo:tasks/ssa-example-bug
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README.md
gRPC C++ CSM Hello World Example
This CSM example builds on the Hello World Example and changes the gRPC client and server to accept configuration from an xDS control plane and test SSA and CSM observability
Configuration
The client takes the following command-line arguments -
- target - By default, the client tries to connect to the xDS "xds:///helloworld:50051" and gRPC would use xDS to resolve this target and connect to the server backend. This can be overriden to change the target.
- cookie_name - session affinity cookie name. Defaults to "GSSA"
- delay_s - delay (in seconds) between the RPCs. Default value is 5
The server takes the following command-line arguments -
- port - Port on which the Hello World service is run. Defaults to 50051.
Building
From the gRPC workspace folder:
Client:
docker build -f examples/cpp/csm/Dockerfile.client
Server:
docker build -f examples/cpp/csm/Dockerfile.server
To push to a registry, add a tag to the image either by adding a -t flag to docker build command above or run:
docker image tag ${sha from build command above} ${tag}
And then push the tagged image using docker push