How do HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 (QUIC) improve API performance?
Turn on HTTP/2 today, since multiplexing collapses 4-5 requests per screen onto one connection; add HTTP/3 for a mobile audience and drop domain sharding.
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Turn on HTTP/2 today, since multiplexing collapses 4-5 requests per screen onto one connection; add HTTP/3 for a mobile audience and drop domain sharding.
The moment a price changes, write through to KV or purge the key in the same transaction or outbox; a short TTL and versioned keys are only the safety net.
This is an addressing-plan problem, not a routing bug: pin Docker's pool in daemon.json, cut AllowedIPs down to the DB subnet, make routes persistent.
Don't make EFS the interim step; switch to a Flysystem s3 disk, route reads and writes via Storage::disk(), and migrate with dual-read for zero downtime.
Turn on Fluent Bit's filesystem buffer first; move to Kafka once 40k/s is permanent, and keep a Redis list only for logs you can afford to lose.