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This feature would add full support for HTTP/3 (QUIC) in Vert.x, including simplified configuration options for developers to enable and tune HTTP/3 servers with minimal setup. The goal is to provide a more flexible API for configuring HTTP/3 connections, enhancing its adoption in real-time applications, and making the configuration easier for users.
The feature should ideally include:
Simple HTTP/3 Enablement: A straightforward API to enable HTTP/3 with default settings.
Customizable Settings: The ability to tune QUIC-specific parameters such as maximum stream data, connection timeouts, and encryption settings.
Performance Monitoring: Built-in support for monitoring HTTP/3 connections and their performance, with easy integration into existing Vert.x metrics tools.
Seamless Integration with Existing HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 APIs: Vert.x should gracefully support running HTTP/3 alongside HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 in a single Vert.x instance, with automatic negotiation between protocols.
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This feature would add full support for HTTP/3 (QUIC) in Vert.x, including simplified configuration options for developers to enable and tune HTTP/3 servers with minimal setup. The goal is to provide a more flexible API for configuring HTTP/3 connections, enhancing its adoption in real-time applications, and making the configuration easier for users.
The feature should ideally include:
Simple HTTP/3 Enablement: A straightforward API to enable HTTP/3 with default settings.
Customizable Settings: The ability to tune QUIC-specific parameters such as maximum stream data, connection timeouts, and encryption settings.
Performance Monitoring: Built-in support for monitoring HTTP/3 connections and their performance, with easy integration into existing Vert.x metrics tools.
Seamless Integration with Existing HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 APIs: Vert.x should gracefully support running HTTP/3 alongside HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 in a single Vert.x instance, with automatic negotiation between protocols.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: