Hi all, At the ATS Summit last week, the participants reached an agreement that we should use an external library, Quiche, to support QUIC. I'd like to share the reasons and make a formal (but lazy) consensus here on this list.
Main reasons to use Quiche: - We don't have enough resource to implement QUIC protocol by ourselves right now - Quiche is actively maintained and used by big players, and it has a large community - Instant QUIC support by using an external library is good for making ATS competitive What we do: - Make a feature branch for Quiche support - Keep our existing QUIC implementation so we can switch back to it in the future in case we need more flexibility - Use our existing HTTP/3 implementation over the new QUIC implementation - Keep Quiche source code out of our repository (use Quiche like OpenSSL/BoringSSL) I already have code that handles 100 multiplexed HTTP/3 requests with Quiche. I'm going to share the code on a feature branch and restart working on QUIC support if there are no objections or concerns raised. Thanks, Masakazu
