But surely it does? It is TCP, even with multiplexing
I thought that was the whole motivation for building HTTP/3 on QUIC (UDP)?
Well, yes. There is always some form of it on TCP.
But your HTTP/2 reverse proxy won't block fast responses on slow responses.
As long as your WebSocket reverse proxy does the same, you're fine.
(And same stipulation for your client.)
Well, yes. There is always some form of it on TCP.
But your HTTP/2 reverse proxy won't block fast responses on slow responses.
As long as your WebSocket reverse proxy does the same, you're fine.
(And same stipulation for your client.)