print full HTTP/2 gRPC response in Python
I have a gRPC server in Python and I am looking for a way to print the complete HTTP/2 response that it provides after receiving a request. Below is the method that receive the request and return a response.
@inject.params(storage='storage')
def getPerson(self, request,context=None, storage = None)
logger.info('call of username '.format(
request.username
))
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
response = mProto.Auth()
response.value = 100
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
#some code
response = storage.request(request.username, request.password)
return response
python http protocol-buffers grpc
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
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I have a gRPC server in Python and I am looking for a way to print the complete HTTP/2 response that it provides after receiving a request. Below is the method that receive the request and return a response.
@inject.params(storage='storage')
def getPerson(self, request,context=None, storage = None)
logger.info('call of username '.format(
request.username
))
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
response = mProto.Auth()
response.value = 100
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
#some code
response = storage.request(request.username, request.password)
return response
python http protocol-buffers grpc
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
M20M20
19015
add a comment |
I have a gRPC server in Python and I am looking for a way to print the complete HTTP/2 response that it provides after receiving a request. Below is the method that receive the request and return a response.
@inject.params(storage='storage')
def getPerson(self, request,context=None, storage = None)
logger.info('call of username '.format(
request.username
))
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
response = mProto.Auth()
response.value = 100
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
#some code
response = storage.request(request.username, request.password)
return response
python http protocol-buffers grpc
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
M20M20
19015
I have a gRPC server in Python and I am looking for a way to print the complete HTTP/2 response that it provides after receiving a request. Below is the method that receive the request and return a response.
@inject.params(storage='storage')
def getPerson(self, request,context=None, storage = None)
logger.info('call of username '.format(
request.username
))
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
response = mProto.Auth()
response.value = 100
logger.info('Client Metadata '.format(
context.invocation_metadata()
))
#some code
response = storage.request(request.username, request.password)
return response
python http protocol-buffers grpc
python http protocol-buffers grpc
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
M20M20
19015
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
M20M20
19015
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
M20M20
19015
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
M20M20
19015
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:06
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You can enable debug logging in gRPC via environment variables defined here. By setting GRPC_VERBOSITY=DEBUG_GRPC and GRPC_TRACE=http, the server will print activity in its http2 stack. You'll have to sift through the output to find what you want.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:09
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You can enable debug logging in gRPC via environment variables defined here. By setting GRPC_VERBOSITY=DEBUG_GRPC and GRPC_TRACE=http, the server will print activity in its http2 stack. You'll have to sift through the output to find what you want.
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You can enable debug logging in gRPC via environment variables defined here. By setting GRPC_VERBOSITY=DEBUG_GRPC and GRPC_TRACE=http, the server will print activity in its http2 stack. You'll have to sift through the output to find what you want.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:09
srinisrini
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You can enable debug logging in gRPC via environment variables defined here. By setting GRPC_VERBOSITY=DEBUG_GRPC and GRPC_TRACE=http, the server will print activity in its http2 stack. You'll have to sift through the output to find what you want.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:09
srinisrini
441
You can enable debug logging in gRPC via environment variables defined here. By setting GRPC_VERBOSITY=DEBUG_GRPC and GRPC_TRACE=http, the server will print activity in its http2 stack. You'll have to sift through the output to find what you want.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:09
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answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:09
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answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:09
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