Spring / Spring gRPC Interview Questions
How would you write a Spring Boot integration test that spins up the embedded gRPC server?
Using @SpringBootTest, you can let the starter bind the gRPC server to a fixed or dynamically-assigned test port, then build a real stub pointed at that port to exercise the service end-to-end, including any registered interceptors and the actual Spring-managed bean graph.
A common variation avoids real sockets entirely by combining @SpringBootTest with the starter's in-process test support (where available), so the test still boots the full Spring context and interceptor chain, but communicates over an in-process channel rather than a bound network port - giving both full-context coverage and the speed/reliability benefits of in-process testing.
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