gRPC vs REST in ASP.NET Core: one catalog served as REST, gRPC, JSON transcoding and gRPC-Web on net10.0 - #2254
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aspnetcore-webapi/GrpcVsRest, a new folder for the new article "gRPC vs REST in ASP.NET Core (with Protobuf vs JSON)".One ASP.NET Core app on net10.0 serves the same product catalog four ways: a minimal API with System.Text.Json, a gRPC service, the same gRPC service as JSON through gRPC JSON transcoding, and gRPC-Web. One client calls all of them, and BenchmarkDotNet measures message sizes, bytes on the wire and call times.
dotnet testruns the two tests (no external services needed).demo,wire,ser,calls).CatalogHostclears the default configuration sources so the benchmark child processes do not bind the app's own ports.The article is not published yet. This PR stays open until the article goes live.