mod_spdy

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mod_spdy is an Apache HTTP Server module developed by Google to add support for the SPDY (and later HTTP/2) protocol, improving web performance through features like multiplexing and header compression.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apache HTTP Server module
software component
aim experimental deployment of SPDY on Apache
basedOn SPDY protocol specification by Google
category Apache HTTP Server modules NERFINISHED
Google software
deprecated network protocols implementation
compatibleWith Apache HTTP Server 2.2 NERFINISHED
Apache HTTP Server 2.4 NERFINISHED
configuration controlled via Apache configuration directives
enabled via Apache LoadModule directive
developer Google
discontinuationReason SPDY protocol deprecation in favor of HTTP/2
focus on HTTP/2 standardization in core servers and libraries
discontinuedBy Google NERFINISHED
distribution binary packages for popular Linux distributions
source code packages
feature compressed HTTP headers
prioritized request handling
reduced round-trip times
single TCP connection for multiple HTTP streams
implementsProtocol HTTP/2 NERFINISHED
SPDY NERFINISHED
license Apache License 2.0
networkModel client-server
operatingSystem Linux
Unix-like systems
optimizes HTTP request/response exchange
bandwidth usage
latency for web pages
programmingLanguage C++
protocolLayer application layer
replacedBy mod_http2
native HTTP/2 modules in web servers
requires OpenSSL or compatible TLS library
securityModel designed primarily for HTTPS traffic
softwareGenre web server extension
status discontinued
supportsFeature TLS-only transport for SPDY
header compression
multiplexing
server push
targetSoftware Apache HTTP Server NERFINISHED
useCase improving web performance
optimizing HTTPS connections
reducing page load latency

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Apache HTTP Server (via mod_spdy and later modules) supportsExtensionModule mod_spdy
subject surface form: Apache HTTP Server