> Some kind of things are just not the things that HTTPS is meant to do and therefore does not do very well. I'm not sure I see what those are anymore. With ht

> Some kind of things are just not the things that HTTPS is meant to do and therefore does not do very well. I'm not sure I see what those are anymore. With http2 we got multiplexing with different priorities on streams, with http3/quic we got connection migration. I don't see many usecases where SSH has clear win anymore. > although I think some older versions of TLS do not have virtual hosting Virtual hosts came to TLS with SNI, added in 2003. It took a while for it to be reliable though, mainly since IE6 was slow to die. Virtual hosting with SSH would be very useful for me since I want to run both a git SSH server (in my case gitea) and my normal SSH server as two different services, isolated from each other.