[💡FEATURE REQUEST]: Support for QUIC or HTTP/3

[cidious]

Hi guys,
thank you for the project.

Do you plan to implement the QUIC protocol AKA HTTP/3?

I cannot into Golang, but i've found several implementations of QUIC: 1 2 3

According to the article from Uber, this should be a very promising feature.

[rustatian]

@cidious Quick is currently in the beta stage (or alfa might be). There is a draft document about standard link. I think, when it is supported by default by major browsers (not via the config flags) we will add the support of QUIC.

[rustatian]

Also, if this request is popular, we will add support for sure ASAP :)
From my POV I totally agree with you, this def will be a very promising feature.

[Alex-Bond]

Technically it's still in draft, but Google already using it in production.

[cidious]

The IETF just published QUIC as RFC 9000, supported by RFC 9001, RFC 9002, and RFC 8999. That means QUIC version 1 is officially formalized, and QUIC deployments will now move away from using temporary draft versions to the newly minted version 1. (HTTP/3, the version of HTTP that runs on QUIC, is following closely behind, and should be published soon.)

This news is a big deal, both for the IETF and for the internet ecosystem.

[rustatian]

ref: golang/go#32204

[rustatian]

Accepted for the v2.11.0. It will be in the http plugin: https://github.com/roadrunner-server/http

[rustatian]

http/3 is now standardized: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9114.html

EDIT: Since we have a standard now, I'd rather wait for the Go stdlib implementation.

[rustatian]

HTTP(3) crypto/tls accepted: golang/go#44886

[marten-seemann]

Hi guys, author of quic-go here 👋. Have you considered using quic-go for QUIC support in roadrunner?

quic-go is quite mature at this point. The project has been around for about 8 years, and (among many others) it powers HTTP/3 support in the Caddy web server and QUIC support in IPFS. We’ll actually use the new crypto/tls API (golang/go#44886) linked in the comment above as soon as Go 1.21 is released.

I’d be happy to give you some pointers for integrating it, if there’s interest :)

[rustatian]

Hey @marten-seemann 👋🏻 nice to meet you :)
Yes, I am waiting for the Go 1.21 release to start working on the integration ⚡
Thanks for the quic-go, nice job 👍🏻

[marten-seemann]

The quic-go v0.37.x releases now support Go 1.21.

[rustatian]

That's nice, added to the v2024 milestone 👍🏻

[rustatian]

Will be added much faster I think, under the new RR -e (experimental) flag ❤️

[readycool]

Are there any plans of replacing quic-go with x/net/quic once it gets stable?

[rustatian]

Hey @readycool 👋
x/net/quic ticket and implementation in go is still in progress.
We're working on adding http3 support in RoadRunner, but, since RR is not a web-server it is going slow.