Hi inductor,
very interesting. Didn't know HTTP-over-UDP was that far along.
I wonder already how long it will take for HTTP/2 to be everywhere, HTTP/3 has a long way to go I guess.
Hey rhymes,
Google and other big providers including CDN such as Fastly is moving this so "fastly" :P
QUIC requires 443 UDP port to be open so it'd be a big problem for security operation divisions.
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Hi inductor,
very interesting. Didn't know HTTP-over-UDP was that far along.
I wonder already how long it will take for HTTP/2 to be everywhere, HTTP/3 has a long way to go I guess.
Hey rhymes,
Google and other big providers including CDN such as Fastly is moving this so "fastly" :P
QUIC requires 443 UDP port to be open so it'd be a big problem for security operation divisions.