Neat! Didn't think I'd be loading up wireshark ( wireshark.org/) this morning.
It appears that the average packet size my server sends to my computer is 1494 bytes. Here's a small snippet of the traffic I saw from opening unthrottled.io
I doubt that I have much influence of the TCP transmission (I use AWS Cloudfront), but do you know if there are various factors that affect max packet size? Such as TLS? (this conversation was in TLSv1.2). I know when I saw the initial Client Hello, it asked for ALPN Next Protocol: http/1.1 , so I'll assume this might be a http/1.1 conversation. 🤷 (if that helps)
I’m not sure, I know the maximum of 1500 bytes is a limitation of Ethernet - and that doesn’t change no matter what protocol you’re using. but that leaves you 6 missing bytes!
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Neat! Didn't think I'd be loading up wireshark ( wireshark.org/) this morning.
It appears that the average packet size my server sends to my computer is 1494 bytes. Here's a small snippet of the traffic I saw from opening unthrottled.io
I doubt that I have much influence of the TCP transmission (I use AWS Cloudfront), but do you know if there are various factors that affect max packet size? Such as TLS? (this conversation was in TLSv1.2). I know when I saw the initial
Client Hello, it asked forALPN Next Protocol: http/1.1, so I'll assume this might be a http/1.1 conversation. 🤷 (if that helps)I’m not sure, I know the maximum of 1500 bytes is a limitation of Ethernet - and that doesn’t change no matter what protocol you’re using. but that leaves you 6 missing bytes!