What is Apache bRPC?

Apache bRPC, also known as "better RPC", is an industrial-grade Remote Procedure Call (RPC) framework written in C++. It's designed for high-performance systems, particularly those involved in search, storage, machine learning, advertising, and recommendation.

Key Features:

  • Multiple Protocols: Supports various protocols like restful HTTP/HTTPS, h2/gRPC, rtmp/flv/hls, thrift, and more. This allows your system to communicate with diverse services using the most suitable protocol.

  • High Performance: Optimized for speed and efficiency, making it ideal for demanding applications.

  • Scalability: Handles millions of concurrent requests by leveraging a flexible architecture and efficient resource management.

  • Reliability: Built with robustness and fault tolerance in mind, ensuring continuous operation even under heavy load.

  • Development Efficiency: Provides various tools and functionalities like internal status monitoring, CPU/heap/contention profiling, and bvar statistics to simplify development and troubleshooting.

  • Open-Source: Freely available and actively maintained by the Apache Software Foundation, fostering a supportive community.

Why Choose bRPC?

  • Proven Track Record: Used by Baidu for large-scale services with over a million instances, demonstrating its ability to handle real-world demands.

  • Flexibility: Supports various protocols and integrations, making it adaptable to different needs.

  • Performance & Scalability: Optimized for high performance and can scale to meet growing demands.

  • Development & Monitoring Tools: Simplifies development and facilitates efficient monitoring for better control.

  • Open-Source & Community: Benefits from active community support and continuous improvement.

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