From a performance point of view, ECC certs are significantly smaller than RSA certs at a comparable level of security.
Smaller certs translate to fewer bytes going over the wire when doing TLS handshakes, reducing latency.
But it was really their lack of HTTP/2 push support and how their CDNs don't support H2 prioritization correctly[1] which annoyed me to the point of going back to Digital Ocean and running my own instance of H2o where I have full control.[2]
Smaller certs translate to fewer bytes going over the wire when doing TLS handshakes, reducing latency.
But it was really their lack of HTTP/2 push support and how their CDNs don't support H2 prioritization correctly[1] which annoyed me to the point of going back to Digital Ocean and running my own instance of H2o where I have full control.[2]
1. https://github.com/andydavies/http2-prioritization-issues
2. https://h2o.examp1e.net/configure/http2_directives.html#http...