gRPC [Golang] Master Class Build Modern API and Microservices - Evans CLI test with CRUD

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use the Evans CLI to interact with a crude API by enabling reflection on the server. It covers setting up the server, using the CLI to perform various RPC calls such as create, read, update, delete, and list blog operations. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of reflection in facilitating these interactions and concludes with a summary of the process and its effectiveness.

What is the primary purpose of enabling reflection on the server?

• To allow interaction with the API using Evans CLI

• To enhance server security

• To enable data encryption

• To improve server performance

Which command is used to start the Evans CLI with reflection enabled?

• Evans -port 50051 -R

• Evans -p 50051 -r

• Evans -port 50051 -reflect

• Evans 50051 -R

What is the first step to interact with the blog service using Evans CLI?

• Delete a blog

• List all blogs

• Create a new blog

• Select the blog service

What happens if you try to delete a blog that doesn't exist?

• Nothing happens

• The server crashes

• An error message is displayed

• The blog is created instead

How can you verify that a blog update was successful?

• By calling the read blog function

• By checking the server logs

• By creating a new blog

• By restarting the server