Skip to content

Report

Jump to bottom
Mark Nottingham edited this page Jun 16, 2017 · 5 revisions

The third HTTP Workshop was held in London on 12 and 13 June, 2017.

This Workshop was different from previous ones, in that it was only two days long, and was graciously hosted by Facebook, rather than being held in a hotel.

In the past, we felt it was important to establish the Workshop as independent of any big vendor or other influence, but feedback we got within the community indicated that we could safely use a sponsor's facilities, rather than go through the considerable work of arranging a space in a hotel. This also allowed us to avoid charging a registration fee, as we have previously.

This time, we had 35 participants, with good representation from browser vendors, server and intermediary implementers, CDNs, and operators of large Web sites. We also had a good spread of Open Source and proprietary implementations, and while many participants had been to a Workshop before, there were about ten new faces.

Topics Covered

As before, our conversations ranged over experiences with HTTP as deployed, current standards work and possible future developments. The presentations are available.

Feedback

TBD

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to our sponsors:

Attendees

The attendees of the 2017 HTTP Workshop were (in alphabetical order):

  • Alan Frindell (Facebook)
  • Alessandro Ghedini (CloudFlare)
  • Alexey Melnikov (IETF)
  • Andreas Garkuscha (Apple)
  • Artur Bergman (Fastly)
  • Colin Bendell (Akamai)
  • Cory Benfield (Python)
  • Craig Taylor (BBC)
  • Daniel Appelquist (Samsung / W3C TAG)
  • Daniel Stenberg (Mozilla / Curl)
  • Eric Rescorla (Mozilla)
  • Francesco Chemolli (Facebook / Squid)
  • Hervé Ruellan (Canon)
  • Hooman Beheshti (Fastly)
  • Iuniana Oprescu (Akamai)
  • Jana Iyengar (Google)
  • Julian Reschke (greenbytes)
  • Kazuho Oku (Fastly)
  • Kilian Finger (TH Köln - University of Applied Science)
  • Leif Hedstrom (Apple / Apache Traffic Server)
  • Lucas Pardue (BBC)
  • Mark Nottingham (independent)
  • Martin Blix Grydeland (Varnish)
  • Martin Thomson (Mozilla)
  • Moses Nakamura (Twitter)
  • Patrick Mcmanus (Mozila)
  • Ranjeeth Dasineni (Facebook)
  • Roy T. Fielding (Adobe)
  • Sebastien Lambla
  • Stefan Eissing (greenbytes)
  • Vlad Krasnov (CloudFlare)
  • Wenbo Zhu (Google)
  • Willy Tarreau (haproxy)
  • Yoav Weiss (Akamai)
  • Youenn Fablet (Apple)

Clone this wiki locally