Hi, no I'm not asking about when haproxy will begin to support HTTP/2 but instead I'm wondering how this is going to work in general. The Google Cloud Platform for example seem to translate HTTP/2 requests from the client into HTTP/1.1 requests to the servers. While this of course works it also appears to negate a lot of the advantages of HTTP/2 like priorities and multiplexing. On the other hand if the LB creates a new HTTP/2 connection to the server for each connections from the client that looks like a lot of overhead. So my question is what is the best way to deal with this in principle or to ask differently what is the strategy high performance load balancers are going to employ to balance HTTP/2 efficiently?
Regards, Dennis
