3 ms·
Why is that an issue for you? It seems like the downstream connection would be on AWS' internal network, so HTTP 2 doesn't have as many advantages.
by dochtman 7y ago
Why is that an issue for you? It seems like the downstream connection would be on AWS' internal network, so HTTP 2 doesn't have as many advantages.
- halfdan 7y agoHTTP/2 push comes to mind. Your services hosted behind an ALB won't be able to make us of it if the connection is dropped to HTTP/1.1
- jdub 7y agoIt's not just the performance – it'd be nice if backends could take advantage of the fun new features like push, stream prio, etc. (Though with HTTP/3 around the corner, I can't imagine anyone will bother working on HTTP/2 to backends.)
- jontro 7y agoHard to support grpc without it
- rumanator 7y ago> so HTTP 2 doesn't have as many advantages. Request pipelining and multiplexing are good enough reasons.