> Am 08.10.2015 um 13:53 schrieb Graham Leggett <minf...@sharp.fm>: > >> HTTP/2 on https:// connections, as reported by Firefox, is currently at ~30% >> of requests. > > We need to make sure we haven’t made a step backwards in the core of the > server. The event MPM solved the C10k problem for file handling, and the > async filters generalises this to all filters (most critically SSL) and all > types of content. We need to make sure that mod_http2 doesn’t undo that work > and make requests synchronous again.
Totally agree. How can we do that? I am willing to setup test scenarios with files/php/proxy to compare performance and see that we do not break things. What should I test? Any advice welcome. //Stefan
