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But HTTP/1.1 using multiple TCP streams means that, where there are a lot of small requests, there's a lot of bandwidth left on the table because the TCP window
by M2Ys4U 6y ago
But HTTP/1.1 using multiple TCP streams means that, where there are a lot of small requests, there's a lot of bandwidth left on the table because the TCP window never grows.
- littlecranky67 6y agoLate with a reply, but want to note that this is not true. Most OSes scale tcp congestion control windows (snd_cwnd) based on the target IP, that is any increase of the window in any tcp connection to the same host increases the window for all open connections. Even if you close all connections, the kernel caches the last known window size for this host and re-uses this on subsequent connections for a given timeframe.