Traky Deng kayx23

Could we bypass upstream and return grpc response from APISIX directly?

This gist provides a complete example of client-side authentication for Apache APISIX.

It includes the process of:

$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -f <path-to-key-file>

you should see gcp-key and gcp-key.pub generated

print("Hello World")

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