https://blog.mygraphql.com/en/tags/http2/ Recent content in Http2 on Mark Zhu's Blog Hugo -- gohugo.io en labile.zhu@gmail.com (Mark Zhu) labile.zhu@gmail.com (Mark Zhu) Mark Zhu ©2026, All Rights Reserved Sun, 21 Apr 2024 23:12:15 +0800 https://blog.mygraphql.com/en/posts/cloud/envoy/flow-control/ Sun, 21 Apr 2024 23:12:15 +0800 labile.zhu@gmail.com (Mark Zhu) Sun, 21 Apr 2024 23:12:15 +0800 https://blog.mygraphql.com/en/posts/cloud/envoy/flow-control/ <p><img src="https://blog.mygraphql.com/en/posts/cloud/envoy/flow-control/istio-insider-book-cover-en.jpg" alt="cover"></p> <blockquote> <p>📚 Excerpt From:<br /> This article is excerpted from the <a href="https://istio-insider.mygraphql.com/en/latest/ch2-envoy/arch/flow-control/flow-control.html">Flow Control</a> section in an open source book I&rsquo;m writing: <a href="https://istio-insider.mygraphql.com/en/latest/index.html">Istio &amp; Envoy Insider</a>.<br /> <strong>If the figures in this article not clear, you can go back to the original book.</strong><br /> My book: <a href="https://istio-insider.mygraphql.com/en/latest/index.html">Istio &amp; Envoy Insider</a> includes: Envoy source code deep dive, in-depth Envoy fundamentals analysis , Istio fundamentals analysis. But it&rsquo;s not a traditional &ldquo;deep dive xyz source code&rdquo; type of book. on the contrary, I have done my best not to directly paste source code in the book. Reading source code is a necessary step to grasp the details of the implementation, but browsing source code in a book is generally a very bad experience. So, this book uses source code navigation diagrams to let readers understand the full picture of the implementation, rather than getting lost in the details of fragmented source code snippets and forgetting the whole picture.</p> Mark Zhu istio envoy http http2 backpressure