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Yes, but that kind of setup doesn't give you HTTP/2 server push so gives you hardly any benefit over HTTP/1.1, does it?
by tannhaeuser 9y ago
Yes, but that kind of setup doesn't give you HTTP/2 server push so gives you hardly any benefit over HTTP/1.1, does it?
- gbuk2013 9y agoI was interested in multiplexing and I got that, as well as a big increase in performance serving static content.
- spankalee 9y agoYou can push by sending Link/preload headers, which will be turned into requests by the proxy.
- coldtea 9y agoPush is hardly the biggest benefit of HTTP/2 over HTTP/1.