Hiya,

On 24/08/2022 00:39, 涛叔 wrote:
It may be right for a common cloud platform, but what about indie
server? Every site who need ECH have to deploy an addition outer
domain to*protect*  the inner one. But these indie servers can not
share a common outer domain, so the have to use some distinct one who
doe one-to-one respond the inner one.
I don't believe that is the case. A small hoster can choose a
"public_name" and use that for customers. An enterprise of
whatever size can choose a "public_name" like example.com and
then use that and ECH to cover accesses to other internal names like accounts.example.com or hr.example.com. I know
there are a bunch of people who think by far the main value
of ECH relates to CDNs, and they may be correct, but I tend
to think the above approaches also have value.

Cheers,
S.

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