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      <title>About</title>
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      <description>You can find here anything that is related to the Nhite development and core engine.</description>
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      <title>From command line tools to microservices - The example of Hashicorp tools (terraform) and gRPC</title>
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      <description>This article has been originally published on Olivier Wulveryck&amp;rsquo;s blog
This post is a little bit different from the last ones. As usual, the introduction tries to be open, but it quickly goes deeper into a go implementation. Some of the explanations may be tricky from time to times and therefore not very clear. As usual, do not hesitate to send me any comment via this blog or via twitter @owulveryck.</description>
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      <title>Terraform is hip... Introducing Nhite</title>
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      <description>This post is has been originally published on Olivier Wulveryck&amp;rsquo;s Tech Blog.
In a previous post, I did some experiments with gRPC, protocol buffer and Terraform. The idea was to transform the &amp;ldquo;Terraform&amp;rdquo; cli tool into a micro-service thanks to gRPC.
This post is the second part of the experiment. I will go deeper in the code and see if it is possible to create a brand new utility, without hacking Terraform.</description>
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      <title>About Nhite</title>
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      <description>Disclaimer: Nhite is in its really early development stage. It may become a product&amp;hellip; or not.
What is Nhite ? Nhite is a binary that is implementing the terraform engine, but that is exposing a gRPC service instead of a cli.
Do I need Nhite? If you are working with terraform alone, or if you have susbscribed to terraform enterprise, probably not.
But you may need it if you are willing to:</description>
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      <title>Architecture diagrams</title>
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      <description>sequenceDiagram participant Client participant Nhite participant Backend participant TerraformLib Client-Nhite: push Nhite-Backend: push Nhite-Client: ID Client-Nhite: plan ID Nhite-Backend: Get ID Nhite-Nhite: cd ID Nhite--TerraformLib: commands/plan.go Nhite-Client: result Client-Nhite: apply ID Nhite-Backend: Get ID Nhite-Nhite: cd ID Nhite--TerraformLib: commands/apply.go Nhite-Client: result  </description>
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      <title>Download and test the POC</title>
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      <description>So far Nhite is mostly a proof-of-concept about how to transform terraform in a gRPC service.
If you want to test what&amp;rsquo;s done so far, you can download a &amp;ldquo;nhite server&amp;rdquo; and a &amp;ldquo;sample nhite client&amp;rdquo; from github.
 The nhite server A simple nhite client  </description>
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