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HTTP2 is a technology that emerged as a result of a previous project, the experimental SPDY protocol developed by Google. The goal was to decrease the latency of web pages loading by reducing the main problems encountered in HTTP/1.1.
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viewsIs the HTTP protocol in version 2 still stateless (stateless)?
HTTP is a stateless protocol (stateless), i.e., requests and responses are independent, so the server does not need to store any data from any previous action. But with its new version (HTTP 2), a…
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viewsWill HTTP/2 still need a security certificate or is it already encrypted by default?
It’s a layman’s question, but I’d like some information on the subject... At HTTP we have the possibility to use a security certificate type SSL to ensure the encryption of the data that circulates…
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viewsDoes HTTP/2 need something other than server configuration to work?
I already have HTTP/2 configured on the server, testing by https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test the result is: HTTP/2 Protocol is supported. ALPN Extension is supported. But looking through the…
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viewsHow to use HTTP2 on the Apache server
Today on my server I use HTTP 1.1, if I want to upgrade to version 2 What should I do? I need to install something on the server? Since the syntax is the same as version 1.1, it will not influence…