Handling Asynchronous Requests in a C++ gRPC Server Independently of the Client

[Vinodh Shankar]

I am working on a C++ project where I have implemented a gRPC server. I would like to handle incoming requests asynchronously, regardless of the client.

In my C++ application, I have a gRPC server that receives requests from various clients and RPCs. Currently, I handle these requests synchronously, where the server waits for each client request to complete before processing the next one. However, I want to improve the server's performance by handling requests asynchronously, so that multiple requests can be processed concurrently.

I am seeking advice on the best approach to implement asynchronous handling of gRPC requests in C++. Specifically, I want to handle requests independently of the client, ensuring that the server is not blocked by any particular client request.

Some specific areas where I would appreciate guidance include:

1. How to design the server architecture to support asynchronous processing efficiently.
2. How to handle concurrency issues and ensure thread safety when handling multiple requests simultaneously.
3. Recommendations for any existing libraries or tools that can assist in implementing asynchronous processing in a C++ gRPC server.
4. Examples or code snippets demonstrating how to implement asynchronous handling of requests in a C++ gRPC server.

Thanks

-Vinodh

[Jeff Steger]

Take a look at 

https://github.com/lbj137/repo1

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[Vinodh Shankar]

Hi Jeff, Thanks for your response. Will look into your code and try. And reach out in case of any doubts.

Thanks

-Vinodh