# Apache Thrift Samples

Apache Thrift framework examples for cross-language service development with IDL definitions and client/server implementations

> Canonical page: https://elysiatools.com/en/samples/thrift

- **Category:** Communication Protocols

- **Keywords:** thrift, apache thrift, idl, rpc, microservices, cross-language, serialization

## Overview

Apache Thrift framework examples for cross-language service development with IDL definitions and client/server implementations

## Examples

- **Thrift IDL Service Definition**: Basic Thrift Interface Definition Language (IDL) with service definitions, data structures, and enums
- **Thrift Python Server Implementation**: Complete Python server implementation for Thrift services with handlers and server configuration
- **Thrift Python Client Implementation**: Python client implementation for consuming Thrift services with connection management and error handling
- **Thrift Java Server Implementation**: Java server implementation for Thrift services using Netty and Spring Boot integration
- **Thrift Async Client Implementation**: Asynchronous Thrift client implementation for non-blocking operations and high concurrency

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- Use this sample set when you want reference inputs for Apache Thrift Samples.
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## How it works

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## Use cases

- Thrift IDL Service Definition
- Thrift Python Server Implementation
- Thrift Python Client Implementation
- Thrift Java Server Implementation
- Thrift Async Client Implementation

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