Optimizing performance of multi-tier web applications using HTTP/2 push Push is a feature of HTTP/2, that allows a server to speculatively send response to a client, anticipating that the client will use the response. In my earlier blogpost, I wrote that HTTP/2 push does not have significant effect on web performance when serving static files from a single HTTP/2 server. While that is true, push d
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