guide-rpc-framework is a custom RPC framework that demonstrates remote procedure call implementation using Netty, Kyro, and Zookeeper.
The framework addresses the need to understand how RPC systems work by building one from scratch. It uses Netty for network communication, Kyro for serialization, and Zookeeper for service registration and discovery. The implementation includes detailed documentation of the implementation process and accompanying tutorials, making it suitable for learning how these components integrate to enable distributed communication between services.
This project is best suited for developers studying RPC architecture and those building educational examples or prototypes. It provides a working reference implementation rather than a production-ready framework. Developers should approach it as a learning resource that demonstrates core RPC concepts through concrete code rather than as a replacement for established RPC frameworks used in production systems.
The project maintains an active repository with regular updates and commits addressing implementation details and documentation improvements. The codebase includes comprehensive tutorials and explanatory materials alongside the framework code, reflecting an emphasis on educational value. Development activity shows consistent refinement of both the core framework and its supporting documentation.
