This post describes various load balancing scenarios seen when deploying gRPC. If you use gRPC with multiple backends, this document is for you. A large scale gRPC deployment typically has a number of identical back-end instances, and a number of clients. Each server has a certain capacity. Load balancing is used for distributing the load from clients optimally across available servers. Why gRPC?g
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