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This is a fork of https://github.com/macbre/docker-nginx-http3 built using quictls instead of boringssl
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A web server designed for hosting static files and serves as a valuable tool for testing new ideas, features, and specifications. Despite its focus on experimentation, the server remains highly performant, delivering lightning-fast speeds that allow for seamless content delivery.
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An example ASGI python web app using quart and hypercorn with HTTP3 support.
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QUIC HTTP/3 with nginx, envoy and curl
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Criando uma API GRPC .NET 6
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HTTP3 is a custom JavaScript object that facilitates making HTTP requests using XMLHttpRequest, enabling web developers to interact with servers and fetch data from APIs. It provides a simplified interface for performing common HTTP methods such as GET and POST, along with features like progress tracking during uploads and downloads.
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urllib3.future is the supercharged low level http client we dreamed of. Support HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 with multiplexed connections! With DNS over QUIC, TLS, HTTPS and UDP. DNSSEC Protected & Async!
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May 27, 2024 - Python
Stable nginx with experimental HTTP3 support and google brotli compression
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event-driven MSA go app example with service mesh arch(so, ok java/kotlin/go) on sidecarless(silium & envoy) with api first
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A simple but flexible HTTP/3 testing framework based on bash and curl
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Curl with HTTP/3 (using quictls) and Brotli support
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Drop-in replacement for the official nginx image with many useful modules.
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Sep 13, 2023 - Dockerfile
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