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      <title>Upgrading Phoenix to Http2</title>
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      <description>Upgrading phoenix framework to serve http2 Http2 is the next version of the http protocol and offers several advantages. It serves over a single connection, reducing the number of roundtrips necessary. With multiplexing it can handle multiple requests at the same time and as a whole is just better.
As the internet slowly moves to support http2, Phoenix does not lag behind. The webserver Phoenix uses, Cowboy, has released version 2 with support for http2 and the updates to Phoenix and Plug have followed in its path.</description>
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