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Inquiry About Future Plans for Supporting QUIC Protocol in Fortio #876

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rfcgpt opened this issue Dec 16, 2023 · 4 comments
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Inquiry About Future Plans for Supporting QUIC Protocol in Fortio #876

rfcgpt opened this issue Dec 16, 2023 · 4 comments

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@rfcgpt
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rfcgpt commented Dec 16, 2023

Hello! I am a developer with a keen interest in Fortio. Currently, I am exploring the application of Fortio in various scenarios, particularly in terms of security and data transmission efficiency. Therefore, I have the following questions and would appreciate the community's help and guidance:

  1. Is there any consideration within the community to support the QUIC protocol in future releases? Given the advantages of QUIC in terms of transmission efficiency and security, I am interested in the community's stance on this.

I am looking forward to the community's feedback on these potential future directions. If there are no current plans but there is interest in the community, I am also very willing to participate in the related development work.

@rfcgpt rfcgpt changed the title Inquiry About Future Plans for Supporting mTLS Authentication and QUIC Protocol in Fortio Inquiry About Future Plans for Supporting QUIC Protocol in Fortio Dec 16, 2023
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Sounds like a discussion/question more than an issue, but the short answer is, like h2 and h2c current support, once quic is exposed in golang base library we can add it/make it an option (h3 that is)

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rfcgpt commented Dec 20, 2023

like this?
https://github.com/quic-go/quic-go

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well more like https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/net@v0.19.0/http2 but with h3

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looks like there is some quic support (at least I saw it in release notes/commits)

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