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E2E Framework should actually run locally, we can create instances (possibly multizonal) that run the driver binary that actually exposes their endpoint as an SSL secured TCP endpoint: https://grpc.io/docs/guides/auth.html#examples
This way the e2e tests can actually spin these instances up, and spin up a grpc client that we use to call these instances for the tests.
This makes the multi-zonal tests easier to create and makes it so that we dont have to stream test commands and results back and forth between the instances
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E2E Framework should actually run locally, we can create instances (possibly multizonal) that run the driver binary that actually exposes their endpoint as an SSL secured TCP endpoint:
https://grpc.io/docs/guides/auth.html#examples
This way the e2e tests can actually spin these instances up, and spin up a grpc client that we use to call these instances for the tests.
This makes the multi-zonal tests easier to create and makes it so that we dont have to stream test commands and results back and forth between the instances
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: