A QUIC future in Rust
summary
Claims an actual Rust QUIC implementation called Quinn that targets IETF QUIC draft 11 with TLS 1.3 draft 28, uses rustls ring and webpki for crypto, and is futures + Tokio native rather than wrapping C libraries. Interop matrix shows ~15 projects; Quinn client handshakes with many servers but Quinn server compatibility lags because of simplifying assumptions. Notes another Rust impl built on OpenSSL and that HTTP/0.9-on-streams testing is common.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50About Dirkjan
- 1:13Quick UDP
- 3:03Headline blocking
- 4:12Quick goals
- 7:12Quick documents
- 10:33Recovery
- 13:09TLS
- 14:33Quick HTTP
- 23:18Codec trait
- 24:14Goals for my implementation
- 27:26Current status of the implementation
- 28:36Its a big job
- 29:08OpenSSL
- 29:57Outro
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