How to locate the server address that is the destination for gRPC requests?

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The server address for gRPC requests is typically provided by the developer of the gRPC service. They will usually provide the address either as a command line parameter or as a configuration parameter in the application code.

If you are working with an existing gRPC service, you can typically find the server address you need to connect to in the documentation for the service or by contacting the service provider.

Here is an example of how to locate the server address using a command line parameter:

$ ./my-grpc-client --server-address=grpc.example.com:50051

In this example, the server address is specified as grpc.example.com:50051. This tells the gRPC client to connect to the server running at the address grpc.example.com on port 50051.

It is important to note that the server address must be reachable from the client machine in order for the gRPC communication to work.