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[Add] TCP server to core MTP (HTTP/1.1 & HTTP/2) compatibility
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Alex Emmet 2026-07-21 00:43:00 +02:00
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@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Expose counters and gauges around the host and transport callbacks:
| Ping round-trip time and missed pings | Peer reachability and path latency. |
| Pipe accept, reject, EOF, and reset counts | Application admission and stream completion behavior. |
Implement `WebServerMetrics` for HTTP/3 request and error callbacks. Record the request path, status, duration, and `WebServerError` category without logging credentials, private keys, or message contents. Export host callback results through the application's metrics system for native deployments.
Implement `WebServerMetrics` for HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, TLS, and WebTransport callbacks. Record the request path, status, duration, and `WebServerError` category without logging credentials, private keys, or message contents. Export host callback results through the application's metrics system for native deployments.
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@ -39,4 +39,4 @@ Back up host keyrings and client keyrings as protected secrets. Test restoring a
### Graceful Shutdown
Stop accepting new connections, reject new work at the application layer, and allow active requests and pipe writers to finish. Send a normal connection close, wait for the configured drain period, then force-close remaining QUIC sessions. For `MTPWebServer`, call `shutdown()` after the accept loop stops; Headits `drain_timeout` controls the drain period.
Stop accepting new connections, reject new work at the application layer, and allow active requests and pipe writers to finish. For `MTPWebServer`, call `shutdown()`; its `drain_timeout` controls graceful TCP HTTP completion and the QUIC drain period before remaining connection tasks are terminated.