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[Dev] Use gRPC in the .NET Web App Alert UI and Alert-API microservice (ALERTS-API and Web APP UI client) #64

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CESARDELATORRE opened this issue Feb 16, 2023 · 0 comments
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issue Bug, but it's not breaking the app P3 (Long-term and much less priority) Features and improvements to have in the backlog, still to be triaged and prioritied.

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We need to use gRPC to improve perf and minimize latency.
Only the Python services are currently using gRPC.
The .NET microervices (ALERTS-API and Web APP) need to use gRPC, as agreed from the begining of the project.

@CESARDELATORRE CESARDELATORRE added the issue Bug, but it's not breaking the app label Feb 16, 2023
@CESARDELATORRE CESARDELATORRE changed the title [Dev] Use gRPC in the .NET microservices (ALERTS-API and Web APP UI client) [Dev] Use gRPC in the .NET Web App Alert UI and Alert-API microservice (ALERTS-API and Web APP UI client) Feb 17, 2023
@CESARDELATORRE CESARDELATORRE added the P1 (High priority) High priority means fixes/featureswe should be working in DEV branch asap.Also, docs if high prio. label Feb 17, 2023
@CESARDELATORRE CESARDELATORRE added P3 (Long-term and much less priority) Features and improvements to have in the backlog, still to be triaged and prioritied. and removed P1 (High priority) High priority means fixes/featureswe should be working in DEV branch asap.Also, docs if high prio. labels Feb 13, 2024
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