serve page using HTTP/2 protocol?

[niuji...@gmail.com]

Does Cherrypy natively support serving page using HTTP/2 protocol? If so, how to configure it? This is missing from the official documentation.

[walter...@gmail.com]

I run a CherryPy Website in docker–Compose with letsEncrypt and it Supports HTTP/2 out of the Box.

Walter

Von meinem iPad gesendet

Am 01.07.2021 um 09:09 schrieb niuji...@gmail.com <niuji...@gmail.com>:

Does Cherrypy natively support serving page using HTTP/2 protocol? If so, how to configure it? This is missing from the official documentation.

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[Sviatoslav Sydorenko]

Hey,

On Thu, Jul 1, 2021, 10:09 AM niuji...@gmail.com <niuji...@gmail.com> wrote:

Does Cherrypy natively support serving page using HTTP/2 protocol? If so, how to configure it? This is missing from the official documentation.

At the moment CherryPy (well, actually its underlying WSGI/HTTP server — Cheroot) only implements HTTP/1.1.

If you want to serve your site with HTTP/2, you could use a reverse proxy that supports HTTP/2, like nginx. Alternatively, you could replace Cheroot with a different WSGI server like uWSGI.

As a side note, I think it'll only make sense for us to support HTTP/2 once we make the underlying machinery asynchronous.

--Sviatoslav.

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