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Could it be simply because UDP packets may be treated with higher priority by all the middleman machines? UDP is used by IP phones, video conferences, etc.
by posix_me_less 5y ago
Could it be simply because UDP packets may be treated with higher priority by all the middleman machines? UDP is used by IP phones, video conferences, etc.
- digikata 5y agoBecause of the use of UDP, I wonder the variation could end up being wider. There are some large outliers on the chart (though that could be an implementation maturity issue). Also I wonder if the routing environment will continue to be the same in terms of prioritization if http/3 becomes more common. There might be some motivation to slow down http/3 to prioritize traditional udp real-time uses.