Using keepalive, the server keeps the connection open so that it can be used again by the browser. In HTTP/2, there's the stream(tag), which provides us the ability to parallelise requests within a single connection. Read more about it on this article at https://web.dev/performance-http2

Julian Dumitrascu Exactly! With this protocol implemented, computers can transfer data near-instant around the world. In terms of scalability, you can scale to near infinity with this protocol in place. AWS DynamoDB uses an implementation of this protocol to share data between nodes of near infinite size I'll discuss more applications of this protocol in the future.

Julian Dumitrascu Scalability: information can be efficiently spread across large networks, any number of size. Resilient to Failure: It's distributed, so there's no single point of failure Speed: Information can travel across all nodes in a negligible amount of time. A typical example of this benefits are applied in blockchain

Fault tolerance, Extreme scalability, Resilient. Also, speed.

Thanks Atharva Hinge. I'm glad you learned from it.