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I'm curious how SPDY should be implemented when using an ASP.NET MVC application. As far as I know it is not the case by now, but should I wait for an updated MVC (5), new IIS-server, upgraded .net-framework, or something else?
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There are several performance-based benefits to using browser that support the SPDY protocol: SPDY is two layered, meaning that the upper layer handles HTTP requests whilst the lower layer deals with encoding and sending data.
SPDY (pronounced "speedy") is an obsolete open-specification communication protocol developed for transporting web content. SPDY became the basis for HTTP/2 specification.
SPDY works by adding an additional layer on top of SSL that allows it to improve the existing functionality of HTTP. Say for example, a browser accesses a site that is SPDY enabled. If the browser supports SPDY, it will send additional headers to the server to let the server know.
An Introduction to SPDY in Google Chrome In a nutshell, SPDY is a Google Chrome networking protocol. SPDY was created to help strengthen the security of HTTP-enabled web pages. HTTP is also a web protocol, which enables communication and connectivity between browsers and servers.
My understanding of this question is "can I use spdy with my IIS based server and .net application".
As I understand it, IIS would need to implement the protocol, and/or a third party would need to offer a module for IIS that implements this. So far, I have not found either of these, but will update my answer if I do.
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