alt Hacker NewsAs explained in the post, you don’t need any of this in HTTP/2, since you get the benefits of connection sharing without having to read the drain connection body by protocol design
As explained in the post, you don’t need any of this in HTTP/2, since you get the benefits of connection sharing without having to read the drain connection body by protocol design
Right. Although the article demonstrates the changes by making requests of a public web server, I would imagine this change has been primarily motivated by a desire to reduce overhead and latency on internal communication between microservices, which very often uses unencrypted HTTP/1 traffic.