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An HTTP/2 connection over http is handled via HTTP/1, blaze prints a warning.
HTTP/2 support requires TLS. Falling back to HTTP/1.
According to the RFC , this statement is false - HTTP/2 does not enforce TLS.
The use-case for HTTP/2 over http is quite a big one in our case - blaze server is hidden behind an HAProxy, which handles the SSL layer, does multiplexing of connections and talks to blaze over http. SSL between HAProxy and blaze is wrong on 2 levels: 1) it incurrs a substantial performance penalty 2) it requires hacks to trust a self-signed blaze certificate.
Arguably, HTTP/2 should be supported without requiring TLS. (FWIW, ember does support it).
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An HTTP/2 connection over http is handled via HTTP/1, blaze prints a warning.
According to the RFC , this statement is false - HTTP/2 does not enforce TLS.
The use-case for HTTP/2 over http is quite a big one in our case - blaze server is hidden behind an HAProxy, which handles the SSL layer, does multiplexing of connections and talks to blaze over http. SSL between HAProxy and blaze is wrong on 2 levels: 1) it incurrs a substantial performance penalty 2) it requires hacks to trust a self-signed blaze certificate.
Arguably, HTTP/2 should be supported without requiring TLS. (FWIW, ember does support it).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: