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If 60 bytes per request is a material overhead, then your workload is unlikely to benefit from general purpose compression of any kind.
by sethev 3y ago
If 60 bytes per request is a material overhead, then your workload is unlikely to benefit from general purpose compression of any kind.
- pornel 3y agoUpload is usually slower, more latency sensitive, and suffers from tcp cold start. Pages also make lots of small requests, so header overhead can add up. HTTP/2 added header compression for these reasons.