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Isn’t http2 resolving the latency problem (after the first connection of course) ? You open one connection and then the rest flows. For static sites it might b
by JeanMarcS 8y ago
Isn’t http2 resolving the latency problem (after the first connection of course) ?
You open one connection and then the rest flows. For static sites it might be enough.
Of course, in case of worldwide audience it might be a problem, but with DNS anycast can’t you resolve this with putting your website on local providers ?
- organsnyder 8y ago> ... with DNS anycast can’t you resolve this with putting your website on local providers ? Then you're effectively rolling your own CDN. Definitely an option for some cases, but overly complex and costly for most.