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certificates ● Configuring workload certificate TTLs ● RSA to ECC migration ● Missing www-authenticate header ● Tuning per-workload proxy concurrency ● Consuming Istio generated certificates at gateways Learnings

Transport TCP QUIC Streams HTTP/2 QUIC Clear text version Yes No Independent streams No Yes Header compression HPACK QPACK Server push Yes Yes Early data In theory Yes 0-RTT Handshake No Yes #IstioCon

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