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The "ApacheCon2010Atlanta" page has been changed by MatthewSteele. http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/ApacheCon2010Atlanta?action=diff&rev1=13&rev2=14 -------------------------------------------------- ---- + ||<)>'''Session Title:'''|| mod_spdy: Implementing a Multiplexing Protocol in Httpd || + ||<)>'''Speaker:'''|| Matthew D. Steele || + ||<)>'''Speaker contact info:'''|| mdsteele at google dot com || + ||<)>'''Session Abstract:'''|| SPDY is a new internet protocol currently being experimented with at Google as a potential means to help speed up the web. It preserves the same basic semantics as HTTP while adding new capabilities for increased speed, such as multiplexing and prioritizing requests concurrently over a single connection, compressing headers to save bandwidth, and allowing the server to eagerly push required resources to the client without having to wait for them to be requested. We'll discuss the implementation of mod_spdy, a module we are developing to allow the Apache HTTP Server to invisibly use SPDY with clients that support it (such as Chromium) without requiring any other changes to the server setup or to other modules, and explore the technical challenges in making this work within the Apache HTTP Server's architecture. || + ||<)>'''Speaker bio:'''|| Matthew is a Software Engineer at Google who works primarily on Free software tools, such as Page Speed and mod_spdy, to help developers to make the web faster. He first used the Apache HTTP Server in 2005, and has greatly enjoyed getting to know the ins and outs of its source code. || + + ---- + ||<)>'''Session Title:'''|| || ||<)>'''Speaker:'''|| || ||<)>'''Speaker contact info:'''|| ||
