Tars is a high-performance RPC framework based on name service and Tars protocol, also integrated administration platform, and implemented hosting-service via flexible schedule.
During development and testing, the client directly connects to the service on the node node. The client configures the server parameters that need to be requested,
the name in front of @ and the back in @ If the IP port number does not match, it can still be called.
Is it because the service name is not important when directly connected to the node?
During development and testing, the client directly connects to the service on the node node. The client configures the server parameters that need to be requested,
the name in front of @ and the back in @ If the IP port number does not match, it can still be called.
Is it because the service name is not important when directly connected to the node?