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In the video, I discussed the revival and importance of Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) in facilitating inter-service communication over networks. RPCs aim to make network calls resemble local function calls by abstracting complexities like serialization and transport. I highlighted the significance of standardizing communication between services, irrespective of languages used, through RPCs. The concept of stubs in RPCs was explained as the entities responsible for converting requests and responses between services. RPCs offer a seamless way to handle remote calls, improving code readability and efficiency.

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