QUIC can be thought of as the third fundamental protocol of the Internet. Next to UDP and TCP/IP. Let's talk a little bit about these two. They both build upon IP, Internet Protocol. IP supports exchanging packets of data between two machines having... IP addresses. UDP adds ports. Port is a logical concept. It's simply a number within one machine that identifies a certain process. Thanks to ports, many different processes on the same machine can exchange data.
I have a single question: what is a better solution for HTTP/3, using e.g : proto as binary data flow, or just text format and Json?
gRPC over http/3 possible?
79: QUIC: what makes HTTP/3 faster
QUIC can be thought of as the third fundamental protocol of the Internet. Next to UDP and TCP/IP. Let's talk a little bit about these two. They both build upon IP, Internet Protocol. IP supports exchanging packets of data between two machines having... IP addresses. UDP adds ports. Port is a logical concept. It's simply a number within one machine that identifies a certain process. Thanks to ports, many different processes on the same machine can exchange data.
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