Let's first look at the implementation of the microservice in hello_microservice.py. There really isn't a lot of code, so here it all is:
from nameko.rpc import rpcclass HelloMicroService: name = "hello_microservice" @rpc def hello(self, name): print('Received a request from: ' + name) return "Hello, {}!".format(name)
There are two thing to point out about this class. The first is the declaration of name = "hello_microservice". This is a declaration of the actual name of the microservice. This member variable is used instead of the class name.
The second is the use of the @rpc attribute on the hello method. This is a Nameko attribute that specifies that this method should be exposed as an rpc style method by the microservice. ...
