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Reference Apache Thrift – scalable span Language Services Development Framework Apache Thrift is Facebook An efficient framework for remote service calls that supports multiple programming languages. This article will introduce the architecture, development and deployment of Apache Thrift in detail from the perspective of Java developers, and give corresponding Java examples for different transport protocols and service types. At the same time, it will introduce the implementation of Thrift asynchronous client in detail, and finally put forward the points that need to be paid attention to when using Thrift matter. Preface: There are many popular service invocation methods, such as Web Service based on SOAP message format, RESTful service based on JSON message format, etc. . The data transmission methods used include XML, JSON, etc. However, XML is relatively large in size and low in transmission efficiency, and JSON is small in size and novel, but it is not perfect enough. This article will introduce Apache Thrift, a remote service invocation framework developed by Facebook, which uses interface description language to define and create services, supports scalable cross-language service development, and includes code generation engines that can be used in multiple languages, such as C++, Java , Python, PHP, Ruby,…