This project demonstrates a simple QUIC client-server communication using the quiche library in Rust. The client sends multiple requests to the server over QUIC, and the server responds with acknowledgments for each stream.
- Utilizes the QUIC protocol for fast and secure UDP communication.
- Client sends up to 999 requests in parallel on bidirectional streams.
- Server handles multiple concurrent connections and responds to each request.
- Demonstrates stream-based data transfer with flow control using the
quichelibrary.
- Rust: Latest stable version recommended.
quichelibrary: To install and use the quiche library, refer to its official documentation.- TLS Certificate: You need a valid TLS certificate (
cert.crt) and a private key (cert.key) for the server.
To include quiche in your Rust project, add it to your Cargo.toml:
[dependencies]
quiche = "0.22.0"Run server
cargo run --bin server
Run client
cargo run --bin client
