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It doesn't really matter. For simplicity put SPDY on the edge and reverse proxy HTTP to whatever you used to use, this gets you 90% of the way there. In the f
by WALoeIII 14y ago
It doesn't really matter.
For simplicity put SPDY on the edge and reverse proxy HTTP to whatever you used to use, this gets you 90% of the way there.
In the future, I expect we'll see tools like Mongrel2 take over. SPDY on one end, and some type of messaging on the other side. This will become more desirable with technologies like web-sockets that will stream data back. HTTP is simple, but hardly optimized for speed, even on a LAN. Thrift, Protobuffs, MessagePack, even Erlang's Binary Protocol (i.e. BERT) are all better fits for the internal RPC protocol