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Please be aware: with the Plesk Obsidian 18.0.78 release, the support for the ngx_pagespeed.so module will be deprecated and removed from the sw-nginx package.
as you already met the basic ( apache >= 2.4.17 ) requirements, you may certainly use "apache - only" as well. At the Plesk documentation you find for example:
Unfortunately, this doesn't works for me. This command seems to set the protocols and the ciphers but it's not activating HTTP/2 (without the use of NGINX).
To get HTTP/2 working I still have to install and activate NGINX, then running "plesk bin http2_pref enable".
From documentation HTTP/2 Support in Plesk :
"HTTP/2 support is available for Plesk customers starting from the version 12.5.30 Update #28 and requires the latest version of nginx."
"... requires the latest version of nginx" means that it only works if the latest version of nginx is used. There is no support for Apache.
Apache does not handle http/2 connections in its core installation. For use with Apache, you need to install and activate mod_httpd2, which is a separate module for Apache that is not delivered with Plesk but needs to be installed separately by you (or a system administrator). It is available for Apache versions newer than 2.4.17. Your Apache qualifies for it. It might then require additional directives in the Apache configuration file. mod_http2 - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4
You can use HTTP/2 without nginx. Make sure that mod_http2 is installed and enabled, then go to Apache & nginx settings -> Additional directives for HTTPS
And add the following line:
You can use HTTP/2 without nginx. Make sure that mod_http2 is installed and enabled, then go to Apache & nginx settings -> Additional directives for HTTPS
And add the following line: