I’ve been using any UDP HTTP website alternatives for a while now, and honestly, it’s hit or miss. UDP is faster, but it’s not as reliable as TCP. If you’re transferring critical data, I’d stick with TCP.
For testing, though, you can try nghttp2 or h2o. They’re lightweight and support HTTP/3. Just don’t expect miracles—UDP is great for speed, but it’s not perfect.
For testing, though, you can try nghttp2 or h2o. They’re lightweight and support HTTP/3. Just don’t expect miracles—UDP is great for speed, but it’s not perfect.
