The C based gRPC (C++, Python, Ruby, Objective-C, PHP, C#) https://grpc.io/
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# Dockerfile for GRPC Python
FROM grpc/python_base
# Pull the latest sources
RUN cd /var/local/git/grpc \
&& git pull --recurse-submodules \
&& git submodule update --init --recursive
# Build the C core.
RUN make install_c -j12 -C /var/local/git/grpc
# Build Python GRPC
RUN cd /var/local/git/grpc \
&& pip install src/python/src \
&& pip install src/python/interop
# Run Python GRPC's tests
# TODO(nathaniel): It would be nice for these to be auto-discoverable?
RUN cd /var/local/git/grpc \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._blocking_invocation_inline_service_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._c_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._event_invocation_synchronous_event_service_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._future_invocation_asynchronous_event_service_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._links_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._lonely_rear_link_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc._adapter._low_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.early_adopter.implementations_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.framework.base.implementations_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.framework.face.blocking_invocation_inline_service_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.framework.face.event_invocation_synchronous_event_service_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.framework.face.future_invocation_asynchronous_event_service_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.framework.foundation._later_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m grpc.framework.foundation._logging_pool_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m interop._insecure_interop_test \
&& python2.7 -B -m interop._secure_interop_test
# Add a cacerts directory containing the Google root pem file, allowing the interop client to access the production test instance
ADD cacerts cacerts
# Specify the default command such that the interop server runs on its known testing port
CMD ["/bin/bash", "-l", "-c", "python2.7 -m interop.server --use_tls --port 8050"]