nginx spdy server hint

[CM Fields]

Maxim,

We originally started on patch.spdy-44.txt and rebuilt nginx on each
successive patch release. Currently we are using nginx-1.3.3 with
patch.spdy-47.txt and openssl-1.0.1c on the live servers.

The client load time differences were calculated moving from https to
https-spdy. This was not a purely scientific study though as the
hardware did not change, but we did move the Nginx daemon to Freebsd 9
from Ubuntu Linux 12.04.

Still we are very happy with the improvements without changing any html code.

On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 2:39 PM, Maxim Konovalov <maxim at nginx.com> wrote:
> On 7/24/12 10:36 PM, CM Fields wrote:
> [...]
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>> BTW, SDPY on Nginx has worked flawlessly in a public beta production
>> environment for three(3) weeks now. We see an average of 739
>> concurrent ips connecting with one TCP connection each and asking for
>> 21 objects per un-cached page request. This has reduced the load
>> (cpu/ram) on our FreeBSD stateful firewall by ~63% due to less states
>> and decreased client load times by 47%.
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>
> The last metric is compared to a plain HTTP or HTTPS?
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>
>> I can happily report no crashes, faults or page errors with the
>> current source build. Thanks  for all the hard work.
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>
> I suppose you use spdy.patch-47, right?
>
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