Which web servers support HTTP/2

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Joyce Babu picture Joyce Babu · Feb 15, 2015 · Viewed 18.3k times · Source

I have installed SPDY Indicator chrome extension. It is detecting some sites as SPDY enabled and some as HTTP/2 enabled.

Which are the web servers that currently support HTTP/2? I know nginx support SPDY, but does it support HTTP/2? If it does, how can I enable it?

Update

Thanks to GolezTrol. The answer is no. Yes as of September 2015

Supported

  • IIS supports HTTP/2 in Windows 10[50]
  • OpenLiteSpeed 1.3.7 and 1.4.4 support HTTP/2 draft 16.[51]

SPDY, but no HTTP/2

The following list is out of date and it's probably not worth maintaining.

  • Nginx provides experimental support for SPDY (Draft 3.1) via a module[52]
  • Apache doesn't support SPDY in the current 2.4.x version, but mod_spdy allows adding it[53]
  • LiteSpeed Web Server currently supports SPDY/3.1[54]

Answer

p4guru picture p4guru · Mar 22, 2015

There's a full list of web servers etc that support HTTP/2 at https://github.com/http2/http2-spec/wiki/Implementations

HTH

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