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Hello.
When will uWebSockets.js implemented HTTP/3
We can use uWebSockets.js as edge proxy and refuse from (Nginx, HAProxy, etc) as edge proxy.
But for this, in uWebSockets.js should be native able to proxy route, something like this:
app.get('/api/*',handler);// this route is processed inside the applicationapp.proxy('/static/*','http://ip:port');// this route is transparent proxy to 'http://ip:port'
Many library users now need edge proxies so that clients send requests by HTTP/2 on the one domain to statics, API, and other services that are not processed in uWebSockets, as a result, our HTTP endpoints work at the speed of our proxies (not fast speed by uWebSockets)
Proxy routes allow you to bring uWebSockets to the cutting edge and use top speed.
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Hello.
When will uWebSockets.js implemented HTTP/3
We can use uWebSockets.js as edge proxy and refuse from (Nginx, HAProxy, etc) as edge proxy.
But for this, in uWebSockets.js should be native able to proxy route, something like this:
Many library users now need edge proxies so that clients send requests by HTTP/2 on the one domain to statics, API, and other services that are not processed in uWebSockets, as a result, our HTTP endpoints work at the speed of our proxies (not fast speed by uWebSockets)
Proxy routes allow you to bring uWebSockets to the cutting edge and use top speed.
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