高性能 浏览器网络

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高性能
浏览器网络

©ILYA GRIGORIK

性能是一个功能。本书提供了每个Web开发人员需要了解的各种类型的网络（WiFi，3G / 4G），传输协议（UDP，TCP和TLS），应用协议（HTTP / 1.1，HTTP / 2）和浏览器中可用的API（XHR，WebSocket，WebRTC等），以提供最快速，可靠和有弹性的用户体验。

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这本书需要阅读关心网络性能的任何人; 它已经被确定为关于该主题的参考。

- 诺丁汉公司（IETF HTTPBis主席）

§目录

网络101

1. 引导延迟和带宽

   • 速度是一个特征

   • 潜在的许多组成部分

   • 光速和传播延迟

   • 最后一英里延迟

   • 核心网络带宽

   • 网络边缘带宽

   • 提供更高的带宽和更低的延迟

2. TCP的构建块

   • 三通握手

   • +

     拥塞避免与控制

   • 带宽延迟产品

   • 线路封锁

   • +

     优化TCP

3. UDP的构建块

   • 空协议服务

   • +

     UDP和网络地址转换器

   • 优化UDP

4. 传输层安全（TLS）

   • 加密，认证和完整性

   • HTTPS无处不在

   • +

     TLS握手

   • +

     TLS会话恢复

   • 信托链和认证机构

   • +

     证书吊销

   • TLS Record Protocol

   • +

     Optimizing for TLS

   • Testing and Verification

Performance of Wireless Networks

1. Introduction to Wireless Networks

   • Ubiquitous Connectivity

   • Types of Wireless Networks

   • +

     Performance Fundamentals of Wireless Networks

   • Measuring Real-World Wireless Performance

2. WiFi

   • From Ethernet to a Wireless LAN

   • WiFi Standards and Features

   • +

     Measuring and Optimizing WiFi Performance

   • +

     Optimizing for WiFi Networks

3. Mobile Networks

   • +

     Brief History of the G’s

   • +

     Device Features and Capabilities

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     Radio Resource Controller (RRC)

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     End-to-End Carrier Architecture

   • +

     Packet Flow in a Mobile Network

   • Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets)

   • Real-World 3G, 4G, and WiFi Performance

4. Optimizing for Mobile Networks

   • Preserve Battery Power

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     Eliminate Periodic and Inefficient Data Transfers

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     Anticipate Network Latency Overhead

   • Design for Variable Network Interface Availability

   • Burst Your Data and Return to Idle

   • Offload to WiFi Networks

   • Apply Protocol and Application Best Practices

HTTP

1. Brief History of HTTP

   • HTTP 0.9: The One-Line Protocol

   • HTTP/1.0: Rapid Growth and Informational RFC

   • HTTP/1.1: Internet Standard

   • HTTP/2: Improving Transport Performance

2. Primer on Web Performance

   • Hypertext, Web Pages, and Web Applications

   • +

     Anatomy of a Modern Web Application

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     Performance Pillars: Computing, Rendering, Networking

   • Synthetic and Real-User Performance Measurement

   • Browser Optimization

3. HTTP/1.X

   • Benefits of Keepalive Connections

   • HTTP Pipelining

   • Using Multiple TCP Connections

   • Domain Sharding

   • Measuring and Controlling Protocol Overhead

   • Concatenation and Spriting

   • Resource Inlining

4. HTTP/2

   • Brief History of SPDY and HTTP/2

   • Design and Technical Goals

   • Binary Framing Layer

   • Streams, Messages, and Frames

   • Request and Response Multiplexing

   • Stream Prioritization

   • One Connection Per Origin

   • Flow Control

   • Server Push

   • Header Compression

   • Upgrading to HTTP/2

   • +

     Brief Introduction to Binary Framing

5. Optimizing Application Delivery

   • Optimizing Physical and Transport Layers

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     Evergreen Performance Best Practices

   • Optimizing for HTTP/1.x

   • +

     Optimizing for HTTP/2

Browser APIs and Protocols

1. Primer on Browser Networking

   • Connection Management and Optimization

   • Network Security and Sandboxing

   • Resource and Client State Caching

   • Application APIs and Protocols

2. XMLHttpRequest

   • Brief History of XHR

   • Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

   • Downloading Data with XHR

   • Uploading Data with XHR

   • Monitoring Download and Upload Progress

   • Streaming Data with XHR

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     Real-Time Notifications and Delivery

   • XHR Use Cases and Performance

3. Server-Sent Events (SSE)

   • EventSource API

   • Event Stream Protocol

   • SSE Use Cases and Performance

4. WebSocket

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     WebSocket API

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     WebSocket Protocol

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     WebSocket Use Cases and Performance

   • Performance Checklist

5. WebRTC

   • Standards and Development of WebRTC

   • +

     Audio and Video Engines

   • +

     Real-Time Network Transports

   • +

     Establishing a Peer-to-Peer Connection

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     Delivering Media and Application Data

   • +

     DataChannel

   • +

     WebRTC Use Cases and Performance

   • Performance Checklist

§About the author

Ilya Grigorik is a web performance engineer at Google and co-chair of the W3C Web Performance Working Group. Follow him on his blog and Twitter for the latest web performance news, tips, and talks.

Copyright © 2013 Ilya Grigorik. Published by O'Reilly Media, Inc. Licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

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