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High Performance Browser Networking (O'Reilly)

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High Performance Browser Networking (O'Reilly)

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  • [H1] High Performance Browser Networking
  • [H2] §Table of Contents
  • [H3] Networking 101
  • [H3] Performance of Wireless Networks
  • [H3] HTTP
  • [H3] Browser APIs and Protocols
  • [H3] §About the author
  • [H4] Primer on Latency and Bandwidth
  • [H4] Building Blocks of TCP
  • [H4] Building Blocks of UDP
  • [H4] Transport Layer Security (TLS)
  • [H4] Introduction to Wireless Networks
  • [H4] WiFi
  • [H4] Mobile Networks
  • [H4] Optimizing for Mobile Networks
  • [H4] Brief History of HTTP
  • [H4] Primer on Web Performance
  • [H4] HTTP/1.X
  • [H4] HTTP/2
  • [H4] Optimizing Application Delivery
  • [H4] Primer on Browser Networking
  • [H4] XMLHttpRequest
  • [H4] Server-Sent Events (SSE)
  • [H4] WebSocket
  • [H4] WebRTC
  • [H5] Speed Is a Feature
  • [H5] The Many Components of Latency
  • [H5] Speed of Light and Propagation Latency
  • [H5] Last-Mile Latency
  • [H5] Bandwidth in Core Networks
  • [H5] Bandwidth at the Network Edge
  • [H5] Delivering Higher Bandwidth and Lower Latencies
  • [H5] Three-Way Handshake
  • [H5] Congestion Avoidance and Control
  • [H5] Bandwidth-Delay Product
  • [H5] Head-of-Line Blocking
  • [H5] Optimizing for TCP
  • [H5] Null Protocol Services
  • [H5] UDP and Network Address Translators
  • [H5] Optimizing for UDP
  • [H5] Encryption, Authentication, and Integrity
  • [H5] HTTPS Everywhere
  • [H5] TLS Handshake
  • [H5] TLS Session Resumption
  • [H5] Chain of Trust and Certificate Authorities
  • [H5] Certificate Revocation
  • [H5] TLS Record Protocol
  • [H5] Optimizing for TLS
  • [H5] Testing and Verification
  • [H5] Ubiquitous Connectivity
  • [H5] Types of Wireless Networks
  • [H5] Performance Fundamentals of Wireless Networks
  • [H5] Measuring Real-World Wireless Performance
  • [H5] From Ethernet to a Wireless LAN
  • [H5] WiFi Standards and Features
  • [H5] Measuring and Optimizing WiFi Performance
  • [H5] Optimizing for WiFi Networks
  • [H5] Brief History of the G’s
  • [H5] Device Features and Capabilities
  • [H5] Radio Resource Controller (RRC)
  • [H5] End-to-End Carrier Architecture
  • [H5] Packet Flow in a Mobile Network
  • [H5] Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets)
  • [H5] Real-World 3G, 4G, and WiFi Performance
  • [H5] Preserve Battery Power
  • [H5] Eliminate Periodic and Inefficient Data Transfers
  • [H5] Anticipate Network Latency Overhead
  • [H5] Design for Variable Network Interface Availability
  • [H5] Burst Your Data and Return to Idle
  • [H5] Offload to WiFi Networks
  • [H5] Apply Protocol and Application Best Practices
  • [H5] HTTP 0.9: The One-Line Protocol
  • [H5] HTTP/1.0: Rapid Growth and Informational RFC
  • [H5] HTTP/1.1: Internet Standard
  • [H5] HTTP/2: Improving Transport Performance
  • [H5] Hypertext, Web Pages, and Web Applications
  • [H5] Anatomy of a Modern Web Application
  • [H5] Performance Pillars: Computing, Rendering, Networking
  • [H5] Synthetic and Real-User Performance Measurement
  • [H5] Browser Optimization
  • [H5] Benefits of Keepalive Connections
  • [H5] HTTP Pipelining
  • [H5] Using Multiple TCP Connections
  • [H5] Domain Sharding
  • [H5] Measuring and Controlling Protocol Overhead
  • [H5] Concatenation and Spriting
  • [H5] Resource Inlining
  • [H5] Brief History of SPDY and HTTP/2
  • [H5] Design and Technical Goals
  • [H5] Binary Framing Layer
  • [H5] Streams, Messages, and Frames
  • [H5] Request and Response Multiplexing
  • [H5] Stream Prioritization
  • [H5] One Connection Per Origin
  • [H5] Flow Control
  • [H5] Server Push
  • [H5] Header Compression
  • [H5] Upgrading to HTTP/2
  • [H5] Brief Introduction to Binary Framing
  • [H5] Optimizing Physical and Transport Layers
  • [H5] Evergreen Performance Best Practices
  • [H5] Optimizing for HTTP/1.x
  • [H5] Optimizing for HTTP/2
  • [H5] Connection Management and Optimization
  • [H5] Network Security and Sandboxing
  • [H5] Resource and Client State Caching
  • [H5] Application APIs and Protocols
  • [H5] Brief History of XHR
  • [H5] Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
  • [H5] Downloading Data with XHR
  • [H5] Uploading Data with XHR
  • [H5] Monitoring Download and Upload Progress
  • [H5] Streaming Data with XHR
  • [H5] Real-Time Notifications and Delivery
  • [H5] XHR Use Cases and Performance
  • [H5] EventSource API
  • [H5] Event Stream Protocol
  • [H5] SSE Use Cases and Performance
  • [H5] WebSocket API
  • [H5] WebSocket Protocol
  • [H5] WebSocket Use Cases and Performance
  • [H5] Performance Checklist
  • [H5] Standards and Development of WebRTC
  • [H5] Audio and Video Engines
  • [H5] Real-Time Network Transports
  • [H5] Establishing a Peer-to-Peer Connection
  • [H5] Delivering Media and Application Data
  • [H5] DataChannel
  • [H5] WebRTC Use Cases and Performance
  • [H5] Performance Checklist
  • [H6] Flow Control
  • [H6] Slow-Start
  • [H6] Congestion Avoidance
  • [H6] Tuning Server Configuration
  • [H6] Tuning Application Behavior
  • [H6] Performance Checklist
  • [H6] Connection-State Timeouts
  • [H6] NAT Traversal
  • [H6] STUN, TURN, and ICE
  • [H6] RSA, Diffie-Hellman and Forward Secrecy
  • [H6] Application Layer Protocol Negotiation (ALPN)
  • [H6] Server Name Indication (SNI)
  • [H6] Session Identifiers
  • [H6] Session Tickets
  • [H6] Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
  • [H6] Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP)
  • [H6] OCSP Stapling
  • [H6] Reduce Computational Costs
  • [H6] Enable 1-RTT TLS Handshakes
  • [H6] Optimize Connection Reuse
  • [H6] Leverage Early Termination
  • [H6] Configure Session Caching and Stateless Resumption
  • [H6] Enable TLS False Start
  • [H6] Optimize TLS Record Size
  • [H6] Optimize the Certificate Chain
  • [H6] Configure OCSP Stapling
  • [H6] Enable HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
  • [H6] Enable HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP)
  • [H6] Update Site Content to HTTPS
  • [H6] Performance Checklist
  • [H6] Bandwidth
  • [H6] Signal Power
  • [H6] Modulation
  • [H6] Packet Loss in WiFi Networks
  • [H6] Leverage Unmetered Bandwidth
  • [H6] Adapt to Variable Bandwidth
  • [H6] Adapt to Variable Latency
  • [H6] First Data Services with 2G
  • [H6] 3GPP and 3GPP2 Partnerships
  • [H6] Evolution of 3G Technologies
  • [H6] IMT-Advanced 4G Requirements
  • [H6] Long Term Evolution (LTE)
  • [H6] HSPA+ is Leading Worldwide 4G Adoption
  • [H6] Building for the Multigeneration Future
  • [H6] User Equipment Category
  • [H6] 3G, 4G, and WiFi Power Requirements
  • [H6] LTE RRC State Machine
  • [H6] HSPA and HSPA+ (UMTS) RRC State Machine
  • [H6] EV-DO (CDMA) RRC State Machine
  • [H6] Inefficiency of Periodic Transfers
  • [H6] Radio Access Network (RAN)
  • [H6] Core Network (CN)
  • [H6] Backhaul Capacity and Latency
  • [H6] Initiating a Request
  • [H6] Inbound Data Flow
  • [H6] Eliminate Unnecessary Application Keepalives
  • [H6] Account for RRC State Transitions
  • [H6] Decouple User Interactions from Network Communication
  • [H6] Speed, Performance, and Human Perception
  • [H6] Analyzing the Resource Waterfall
  • [H6] More Bandwidth Doesn’t Matter (Much)
  • [H6] Latency as a Performance Bottleneck
  • [H6] Initiating a New Stream
  • [H6] Sending Application Data
  • [H6] Analyzing HTTP/2 Frame Data Flow
  • [H6] Cache Resources on the Client
  • [H6] Compress Transferred Data
  • [H6] Eliminate Unnecessary Request Bytes
  • [H6] Parallelize Request and Response Processing
  • [H6] Eliminate Domain Sharding
  • [H6] Minimize Concatenation and Image Spriting
  • [H6] Eliminate Roundtrips with Server Push
  • [H6] Test HTTP/2 Server Quality
  • [H6] Polling with XHR
  • [H6] Long-Polling with XHR
  • [H6] WS and WSS URL Schemes
  • [H6] Receiving Text and Binary Data
  • [H6] Sending Text and Binary Data
  • [H6] Subprotocol Negotiation
  • [H6] Binary Framing Layer
  • [H6] Protocol Extensions
  • [H6] HTTP Upgrade Negotiation
  • [H6] Request and Response Streaming
  • [H6] Message Overhead
  • [H6] Data Efficiency and Compression
  • [H6] Custom Application Protocols
  • [H6] Deploying WebSocket Infrastructure
  • [H6] Acquiring Audio and Video with getUserMedia
  • [H6] Brief Introduction to RTCPeerConnection API
  • [H6] Signaling and Session Negotiation
  • [H6] Session Description Protocol (SDP)
  • [H6] Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
  • [H6] Incremental Provisioning (Trickle ICE)
  • [H6] Tracking ICE Gathering and Connectivity Status
  • [H6] Putting It All Together
  • [H6] Secure Communication with DTLS
  • [H6] Delivering Media with SRTP and SRTCP
  • [H6] Delivering application data with SCTP
  • [H6] Setup and Negotiation
  • [H6] Configuring Message Order and Reliability
  • [H6] Partially Reliable Delivery and Message Size
  • [H6] Audio, Video, and Data Streaming
  • [H6] Multiparty Architectures
  • [H6] Infrastructure and Capacity Planning
  • [H6] Data Efficiency and Compression

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