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This was requested in yesterday's meeting, so adding it mostly for tracking.
Note that OpenSSL doesn't have QUIC APIs (and it's unlikely to have them for the next few years, since they want to write the complete QUIC stack from scratch, which resulted in QuicTLS fork by Akamai and others), so the OpenSSL version would have to keep using HTTP/2.
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Getting the OpenSSL support (in asynchronous mode) is useful also for TLS acceleration reasons. With OpenSSL we get "for free" support for various OpenSSL engines, such as https://github.com/intel/QAT_Engine for AVX512 and QAT acceleration. (I haven't verified if the OpenSSL Rust bindings work right in this sense though.)
This was requested in yesterday's meeting, so adding it mostly for tracking.
Note that OpenSSL doesn't have QUIC APIs (and it's unlikely to have them for the next few years, since they want to write the complete QUIC stack from scratch, which resulted in QuicTLS fork by Akamai and others), so the OpenSSL version would have to keep using HTTP/2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: