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ALPN is the "native" way to run multiple protocols over the same (encrypted) connection, and the common way to use it in go is via `net/http`'s "next protocol" support. Signed-off-by: Hank Donnay <hdonnay@redhat.com>
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Here's the rendered documentation for the added bits. (Looks like firefox mangled it a bit, sorry.) |
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I finally checked my emails and saw this PR. I haven't taken a detailed look yet (I'll try to do that tomorrow), but I think this might live better in the Also we do have gerrit at https://review.dev.storj.io/ but this works fine as well, whichever you prefer. I should add a link in the main README. |
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I was looking at using DRPC and would want to run it on the same server connection as an existing API. ALPN is the "native" way to do this, so I took a pass at implementing it. Sending a PR in case it's something that would be useful for upstream.
I couldn't find if there was a Gerrit instance this sort of thing should go to instead.