If you're still trying to get to grips with HTTP/3 and QUIC, this blog post includes a list of all of my Cloudflare TV segments with various deep dives and special guests.
📢 We're just about 1hr away.
✨ SPDY STREAM 036 ✨ will be about RFC 9114. More colloquially know has HTTP/3 or H3 for short. If you have q?s, join us. @SimmerVigor will ready and willing. All details in the pinned post!
For the 2nd time in a month, I'm welcoming an authority on protocols: Lucas Pardue, QUIC and WebTransport @quicwg co-chair will join me to chat all things HTTP3, and how it speeds up all these apps you're shipping
📆 Friday June 12th
⏰ 1pm EST, 6pm 🇬🇧
🔗 https://t.co/Nr4pFpWSvx
HTTP/2-based DoS attacks are here to stay. Many implementations are hardened to them. Quirky behaviour can trigger defenses and cause ENHANCE_YOUR_CALM.
Read one of my latest trips down a debugging rabbit hole.
About 6 months ago Louis Navarre reached out to report some DoS-related vulnerabilities in quiche's ack processing. We fixed it up and saw no evidence that the vulnerabilities had been exploited. Check out the deep dive blog post: https://t.co/HnhU12MRIq
@dok2001@janwilmake Clients' congestion window? You'd have to factor in server receive window too.
Not sure on the units of tokens, packets or bytes are my lingo
A massive effort from many engineers across multiple teams.
Each day we've replaced planks on the fleet of Theseus composed of the ingress proxy (TLS, QUIC and more), and the brain (FL).
Our spotters in the crows nest have shouted land ahoy. The beaches are full of rustaceans.
Here's why we’ve replaced the original core system in Cloudflare with a new modular Rust-based proxy, replacing NGINX. https://t.co/FeTtWNom9M #BirthdayWeek