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title: "Comment by Ajay Chandrasekar on \"HTTP on TCP: Stateless Protocol on the Internet's Stateful Network\" | Hashnode"
description: "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"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/http-on-tcp-stateless-protocol-on-the-internets-stateful-network/630c64a843d7308e3e3258e0/comment/635fb659b09e815e60a5666a"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/http-on-tcp-stateless-protocol-on-the-internets-stateful-network/630c64a843d7308e3e3258e0)

Comment [HTTP on TCP: Stateless Protocol on the Internet's Stateful Network](https://hashnode.com/posts/http-on-tcp-stateless-protocol-on-the-internets-stateful-network/630c64a843d7308e3e3258e0)

[Ajay Chandrasekar](https://hashnode.com/@Ciscoguy)

[Oct 31, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/http-on-tcp-stateless-protocol-on-the-internets-stateful-network/630c64a843d7308e3e3258e0/comment/635fb659b09e815e60a5666a)

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?

[Sofwan A. Lawal](https://hashnode.com/@sofwancoder)

[Oct 31, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/http-on-tcp-stateless-protocol-on-the-internets-stateful-network/630c64a843d7308e3e3258e0/comment/635fb659b09e815e60a5666a#reply-63604ca29d2c7c624f6998a9)

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](https://web.dev/performance-http2)