Modules
Long-lived, single-writer HTTP/2 connection runtime.
Supervises HTTP/2 socket owners independently of request callers.
Bounded profile-aware HTTP/2 connection pool.
Builds a safe, comparable identity for a reusable HTTP/2 connection.
Bounded upload reader using producer messages and definitive admission acknowledgements.
Serialized native HTTP/3 ownership with bounded operations, demand and continuations.
Supervises temporary HTTP/3 owners independently of request callers.
Bounded FIFO HTTP/3 leases with monitored connector and owner lifetimes.
Origin, TLS identity, profile and ownership identity for HTTP/3 reuse.
Finite receive windows reserve capacity for every admitted request and peer stream.
Supervised per-request H3 relay; application acknowledgements gate native reads.
Owns one bounded transport generation for a fixed origin and literal address.
Opaque durable retirement receipt returned by HTTP.ManagedTransport.retire/2.
Finite application delivery state shared by stream adapters. Acknowledged mode charges the single in-flight delivery and its FIFO until opaque settlement. Legacy mode retains the established envelope and applies a conservative owner mailbox overload policy; it cannot bound unrelated producers in that mailbox.
Internal logical HTTP/2 byte stream. The supervised stream task owns admission and its reservation for its entire lifetime; the connection owner alone owns the transport. Notifications are qualified by an opaque attempt generation. DATA acknowledgements settle transport credit after bounded parser admission. They are independent from application delivery acknowledgements. Subscribers must monitor the returned task PID: a shared-runtime restart terminates tasks, and its DOWN notification is the terminal signal when forwarding is unavailable. Ordinary remote end releases after all DATA transport references are settled. Extended CONNECT retains its reservation until both directions end or the adapter cancels. Adapters submit one bounded write at a time and await :done before another submission; progress reports transport-accepted bytes.
Shared HTTP/2 runtime telemetry emission.
Supervises the shared HTTP/2 runtime once for all protocol clients.