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HTTP is a protocol that allow servers to communicate with each other, regardless of who is running those servers.

• TylerE 2y ago
  No. HTTP is Client/Server, not Server/Server.
  • groestl 2y ago
    My servers beg to differ.
    • yellowapple 2y ago
      If your servers are making HTTP requests, then they are clients in the context of those requests.
      • Groxx 2y ago
        So send a request in the opposite direction. Now both are servers, and they're communicating with servers. Server to server communication on http. (What would "server/server" even mean if you're making that distinction? Two communicating parties that only receive data, never sending it?)
        • TylerE 2y ago
          Something like database replication where they’re equal peers. Or an IRC network (the server to server parts of it).