A QUIC progress report
Reviewing QUIC’s design motivations, protocol innovations, and current adoption across the public Internet.
Tag: QUIC
Measurement and analysis of protocols at IETF 118
Measuring QUIC (performance, spin bit, and ECN), transparent forwarders, and invalid prefix dropping.
The challenges ahead for HTTP/3
Guest Post: Although HTTP/3 and QUIC have been developed to overcome the weaknesses of their predecessors, HTTP/2 and TCP, some hold concerns regarding its origins.
Measuring HTTP/3 real-world performance
Guest Post: Several large content providers are showing improved web performance from using HTTP/3 compared to HTTP/2.
How QUIC helps you seamlessly connect to different networks
Guest Post: QUIC overcomes a key issue with TCP by assigning Connection IDs instead of IP addresses.
Why HTTP/3 is eating the world
Guest Post: What problems HTTP/3 solves, how it performs, why it’s seen such swift adoption, and what limitations it is still working to overcome.
Update QUIC timers once per RTT
Guest Post: Evaluating the once per RTT algorithm.
QUIC timers don’t work well
Guest Post: What’s wrong with RFC 9002?
RIPE 86 bites — QUIC and active network management
What is challenging active network management?
Notes from IETF 116
NTP security, transition mechanisms, TCP delayed ACKs, alternate name systems, and more from IETF 116.