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HTTP/3 API in JDK 26 | Simon Ritter, Azul
The Core Concept: JDK 26 introduces HTTP/3 API support that switches from TCP to UDP as the underlying transport protocol, delivering performance improvements for distributed microservices while building reliability guarantees on top of UDP’s inherently unreliable foundation. The Guest: Simon Ritter, Deputy CTO at Azul The Bottom Line: • HTTP/3’s UDP-based architecture improves packet transmission efficiency without sacrificing the ordering and …
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HTTP/3 API in JDK 26 | Simon Ritter, Azul
The Core Concept: JDK 26 introduces HTTP/3 API support that switches from TCP to UDP as the underlying transport protocol, delivering performance improvements for distributed microservices while building reliability guarantees on top of UDP’s inherently unreliable foundation. The Guest: Simon Ritter, Deputy CTO at Azul The Bottom Line: • HTTP/3’s UDP-based architecture improves packet transmission efficiency without sacrificing the ordering and …
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