HTTP/2
An HTTP version with binary framing and multiple streams per connection. It can reduce communication overhead but does not solve application-performance problems.
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An HTTP version with binary framing and multiple streams per connection. It can reduce communication overhead but does not solve application-performance problems.
Definition and sourcesAn HTTP version using QUIC rather than TCP. It changes transport and connection-establishment behaviour; benefits depend on network, client and infrastructure.
Definition and sourcesHTTP carried over a TLS-protected connection. It protects transmission confidentiality and integrity and supports server authentication. A padlock does not establish the owner's honesty or protect against every application defect.
Definition and sourcesAn architecture combining private or on-premises environments with public cloud. Integration, management and data flow matter, not merely having two providers.
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