Gain insights into using gRPC in ASP.NET Core. Discover remote procedures, Protobuf serialization, advanced features, and performance best practices to create low-latency, high-throughput applications.

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gRPC is a high-performance communication protocol that works over either HTTP/2 or HTTP/3. It can be used by any programming language and framework, including .NET. gRPC libraries with client and server components are included in ASP.NET Core—the main web development framework of .NET. 

In this course, you’ll walk through all key parts of using gRPC on .NET. Next, you’ll learn how to use all types of remote procedures supported by gRPC. Then, you’ll get familiar with Protobuf, which is the main message serialization protocol used by gRPC. Next, you’ll learn both the fundamentals of Protobuf and its advanced features, including the ability to extend it. After covering the gRPC fundamentals, you’ll go through some of its advanced features, which include API versioning and performance best practices.

By the end of this course, you’ll have learned how to create gRPC applications on ASP.NET Core and create low latency and high throughput applications that are especially useful for time-sensitive applications.

The Ultimate Guide to gRPC in ASP.NET Core

Which protocol can be used for enabling HTTPS in gRPC?

Which protocol can be used for enabling HTTPS in gRPC?

An encrypted certificate signed by a certification authority

An encryption certificate trusted by clients

What do you need to enable HTTPS for gRPC?

What do you need to enable HTTPS for gRPC?

User information and a temporary code that replaces the password

Add authentication and authorization dependencies.

Add authentication and authorization components to the middleware.

Add the `Authorize` attribute to the endpoints that need to be protected.

What do you need to do in an ASP.NET Core app to enable authentication and authorization?

What do you need to do in an ASP.NET Core app to enable authentication and authorization?

Test your knowledge of securing gRPC applications.

Basics of gRPC on .NET

Overview of Protobuf

Extending Protobuf Functionality

gRPC Call Types

Configuring gRPC Applications

Scaling out gRPC Applications

Securing gRPC Applications

Monitoring gRPC Applications

Advanced gRPC Usage

Conclusion

Appendix

Quiz: Securing gRPC Applications