Enabling warmup URL for data reduction proxy causes QUIC to lose race more often |
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Issue descriptionChrome is currently experimenting with fetching a warmup URL for data reduction proxy. Looking at initial results (http://shortn/_aPnyhIored), warming up the connection reduces the TTFCP by 3.5% on 95th percentile. However, doing so also reduces the percentage of times QUIC wins the race against HTTP2. This in turn, reduces the percentage of resources that are fetched over QUIC (vs. HTTP2). We should investigate why using the warmup URL reduces the chances of QUIC winning the race.
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May 22 2017
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Comment 1 by bugdroid1@chromium.org
, May 22 2017