top | item 31347882 (no title) dsp | 3 years ago Do we have more protocols for dns than commonly used dns record types yet? There’s been quite a proliferation recently. :) discuss order hn newest denkmoon|3 years ago He who controls the DNS controls the internet. y0ssar1an|3 years ago DNS over HTTPS uses TCP-based http/2, which is less efficient than UDP-based QUIC (aka http/3). dsp|3 years ago > DNS over HTTPS uses TCP-based http/2DoH (ietf rfc 8484) recommends http/2 as a minimum, http/3 is a valid DoH transport.> which is less efficientWhat kind of efficiency are you referencing? This is not a clear cut issue.> UDP-based QUIC (aka http/3)The linked rfc uses only the quic transport, not http/3.
y0ssar1an|3 years ago DNS over HTTPS uses TCP-based http/2, which is less efficient than UDP-based QUIC (aka http/3). dsp|3 years ago > DNS over HTTPS uses TCP-based http/2DoH (ietf rfc 8484) recommends http/2 as a minimum, http/3 is a valid DoH transport.> which is less efficientWhat kind of efficiency are you referencing? This is not a clear cut issue.> UDP-based QUIC (aka http/3)The linked rfc uses only the quic transport, not http/3.
dsp|3 years ago > DNS over HTTPS uses TCP-based http/2DoH (ietf rfc 8484) recommends http/2 as a minimum, http/3 is a valid DoH transport.> which is less efficientWhat kind of efficiency are you referencing? This is not a clear cut issue.> UDP-based QUIC (aka http/3)The linked rfc uses only the quic transport, not http/3.
denkmoon|3 years ago
y0ssar1an|3 years ago
dsp|3 years ago
DoH (ietf rfc 8484) recommends http/2 as a minimum, http/3 is a valid DoH transport.
> which is less efficient
What kind of efficiency are you referencing? This is not a clear cut issue.
> UDP-based QUIC (aka http/3)
The linked rfc uses only the quic transport, not http/3.