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you can see a similar lack of understanding when they use a browser-based test of http/1.1 vs http/2 to justify the improved performance of http/2 for service-t
by dastbe 5y ago
you can see a similar lack of understanding when they use a browser-based test of http/1.1 vs http/2 to justify the improved performance of http/2 for service-to-service communication. what that test is really demonstrating is the fact that your browser hard limits the number of http/1.1 connections it will make much moreso than it limits the number of http/2 connections it makes.
- jeffffff 5y agosure maybe the browser is limiting the number of http/1.1 connections, but it's not true that it doesn't limit the number of http/2 connections in a similar manner. it only creates one http/2 connection but due to multiplexing that is all it needs.