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How HTTP Stateless Protocol is built on the TCP Stateful protocol
Sofwan A. Lawal
@sofwancoder · Ilorin, Kwara, Nigeria
Senior Software Engineer @ Lifebit.ai
I am a seasoned Software Engineer with over 8 years of diverse experience, primarily focusing on Backend Software Engineering and Complex systems.
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Ajay Chandrasekar
One question here !! So in general do server keep the session of the users active using keepalIve ? Or is it like clients sent all request at one go and server responds back for all and close the connection?
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 web.dev/performance-http2
Atharva Hinge
Nice blog Sir, learned about it in detail!
Thanks Atharva Hinge. I'm glad you learned from it.
Ajay Chandrasekar
One question here !! So in general do server keep the session of the users active using keepalIve ? Or is it like clients sent all request at one go and server responds back for all and close the connection?