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Add load balancing support to RDS client. #362
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= Add a resolver called "srvlist" that works with the comma-separated list of addresses. It sets the load balancing policy to round robin. = Configure RDS client to use srvlist resolver if RDS server address starts with "srvlist". Not making srvlist a common module right now. We can do that if we find more uses of it. May be the new "grpc" probe can use it. PiperOrigin-RevId: 292201109
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= Add a resolver called "srvlist" that works with the comma-separated list of addresses. It sets the load balancing policy to round robin.
= Configure RDS client to use srvlist resolver if RDS server address starts with "srvlist".
Not making srvlist a common module right now. We can do that if we find more uses of it. May be the new "grpc" probe can use it.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 292201109