Basic examples with the gRPC and/or REST API Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
See original GitHub issueI just built the Docker.client file from this repo and its 2.85GB… so i can make simple REST API/gRPC request…? This seems to be because the server and the client have to be intimately connected via the tensorrtserver.api
module. We are sacrificing: decoupling, ease of development and deployment, and portability, what do we gain from this?
Isn’t the whole idea of REST APIs and gRPC is to completely decouple client from server? All the client examples seem to violate this principle and makes it hard to integrate with existing pipeline.
IS this really necessary and if not can we get an example without the overhead please.
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Perhaps the
.proto
files should be in a separate dir. and a note somewhere in the documentation indicating this possibility? Just a thought.Yes, that is correct.