HTTP2 behind NGINX cache/reverse proxy #1695
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An HTTP server will only know if a client wants to connect over http/2 if it uses TLS. There will be no noticeable performance improvement between servers, since clients will be using multiple connections on top of http1.1 anyway. |
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I've got OME set up with a simple origin and edge combined instance behind an nginx reverse proxy subdomain
I've been taking a closer look at logging/etc lately and found that I'm getting HTTP1.1 requests for llhls chunks with my current config.
Here's my Server.xml for reference. The big question here is, do I need
somewhere, as the docs suggest?
Or is it enabled by default, like LLHLS must be ?
I understand it's only available on the TLS port, correct?
Does any of this even matter? e.g. if the nginx->OME connection is http and only http 1.1, is that going to be noticeable compared to http2?
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