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The new application ELB supports HTTP2. One can confirm by looking at the Chrome developer tools. http://imgur.com/4mpDwJh http://imgur.com/4mpDwJh
by kinghajj 10y ago
The new application ELB supports HTTP2. One can confirm by looking at the Chrome developer tools.
http://imgur.com/4mpDwJh http://imgur.com/4mpDwJh
- fooey 10y agowe actually had the new load balancers break an app when they added h2 support there was some legacy code expecting headers to be all caps and amazon rewrites them to all lower case when they pass through the traffic that was a fun one to figure out
- nailer 10y ago> The new application ELB supports HTTP2. Do you mean the new DO LBs or something else? The DO LBs are not referred to as 'elastic' / ELBs. I've just set up a DO LB and it's HTTP 1.1 all the way. Edit: have confirmed with Digital Ocean: no HTTP/2 support (there's HTTP/2 passthrough, but you can't terminate there). They do support ECC certs though.
- kinghajj 10y agoNo, I meant ELB, as in AWS.