Question how do you feel about http2 + nginx + ssl + lets encrypt

[larryk]

In theory, from what i've seen... it all good?

is anyone running all 4 of those softwares on your server?

does extension Security Advisor work as planned? where you can turn off/on http2 for a given domain with click of button?

if all is turned on/working --- a site visitor whose browser can't use http2, it will auto default to http1?

if all the above is good, basically, there is ZERO downside to using all that?
correct?

all that stuff is newer/faster/better/safer than not using it?

thanks

 

[IgorG]

where you can turn off/on http2 for a given domain with click of button?

https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/a...eb-server-linux/http2-support-in-plesk.76461/

 

[Bitpalast]

is anyone running all 4 of those softwares on your server?

Yes.

if all is turned on/working --- a site visitor whose browser can't use http2, it will auto default to http1?

Yes, but it is the browser that chooses the protocol as described here about Chrome: https://www.nginx.com/blog/supporting-http2-google-chrome-users/.

 

[larryk]

thanks !!

so older browsers (or some browsers in general) -- I'm positive some people have them and don't upgrade....will not work if you have http2 turned on?
and then what happens?

They go to your http2 website and it shows an error?

QUESTION - security advisor can turn on http2 per domain right? so I can test it on a single domain, right?

 

[larryk]

uhmm...

great info:
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/02/getting-ready-for-http2/


and this: the percentage is much higher than I thought?
http://caniuse.com/#search=http2

anyone with a production server/website with a ecommerce site on it using http2?
just wondering if you have any "tips or thoughts"?

thanks

 

[bulent]

anyone with a production server/website with a ecommerce site on it using http2?

I am using it with Woocommerce, at the moment experimenting with magento 2. Technically everything seems fine.

 

[larryk]

thanks bulent!!