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README.md

Use Golang and gRPC with Occlum

This project demonstrates how Occlum enables Golang programs with gRPC calls running in SGX enclaves. The client program invokes a gRPC call with a ping message, and receives a pong message sent by the server program.

Step 1: Build the Golang gRPC application using the Occlum Golang toolchain via

./prepare_ping_pong.sh

Step 2: Run the gRPC server demo on Occlum via

./run_pong_on_occlum.sh

The gRPC server should now start to listen on port 8888 and serve incoming requests.

Step 3: Run the gRPC client demo on Occlum via

./run_ping_on_occlum.sh

After the reply message is received, the latency incurred during a gRPC call will be printed out.