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HTTP 2.0 changes everything

#HTTP #ietf #webperf #infosec Despite the hype and drama surrounding the HTTP 2.0 effort, the latest version of the ubiquitous HTTP protocol is not just a marketing term. It's a real, live IETF st...
Published Jul 10, 2014
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Jul 10, 2014
Lori, Great article on the changes coming with mandatory SSL. You mention there's going to be some changes in the network architecture and then a way to figure out how to support the mandatory SSL while still enabling monitoring, acceleration and security services - hopefully without requiring that every service in the application service conga line decrypt and re-encrypt the data. With that, does F5 have any design documents for best practices to handle the decryption of SSL traffic for inspection/monitoring? Thx, Jeff

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