Network

The network domain provides event-loop-owned host lookup and native TCP and UDP transports.

• Network API Overview
  • Address and Host Values
  • Resolving Hosts
  • Transports
  • HTTP Servers
  • HTTP Clients
• Working with IP Addresses and Hostnames
  • Parse and Inspect Addresses and Hosts
  • Internationalized Host Names
  • Build Endpoints without Ambiguity
  • Match Networks and Address Ranges
  • From Host Names to Addresses
• Resolving Hosts Asynchronously
  • Starting Host Resolution and Receiving Addresses
  • Host Lookup Timeouts and Retry Limits
  • Host Lookup Errors and Diagnostics
  • Host Lookup Owner Loops and Callback Execution
  • Cancelling Host Resolution
  • HostLookup Ownership and Lifetime
• Using TCP Connections
  • TCP Carries a Stream, Not Requests
  • Configuring the Example TCP Lookup Service
  • Listen and Accept Connections
  • Server-Side TCP Message Framing and Responses
  • Connect from the Client
  • Send and Receive One Framed Message
• How to Use TLS Client Connections
  • Connection Ownership and the Event Loop
  • Choosing Which Server to Trust
  • Following Connection and Authentication
  • Receiving a Byte Stream
  • Sending Without Blocking
  • Deadlines, Closure, and Failure
  • Presenting a Client Certificate
• How to Use TLS Server Connections
  • From Listener to TLS Session
  • Providing the Server Identity
  • Completing the Handshake Before Application Work
  • Bounding Connections and Handshakes
  • Flow Control and Bounded Input
  • Selecting Profiles with SNI
  • Authenticating Clients
  • Finishing Sessions and Stopping the Service
• Using HTTP Servers
  • Starting a Plaintext Server
  • How Routes Match
  • Serving Static Content
  • Reading a Request Body
  • Streaming a Response
  • Enabling HTTPS
  • Complete HTTPS Server Demo
  • Using Cookie-Backed Sessions
• Using HTTP Clients
  • Sending a Request
  • Choosing Automatic Response Handling
  • Following Redirects
  • Using the Cookie Jar
  • Streaming a Download
  • Sequential Connection Reuse
  • Streaming an Upload
  • HTTPS and Deadlines
  • Closing the Session
• Sending and Receiving UDP Packets
  • One Socket, Many Packets
  • Receive and Reply at a Service
  • Send Only After Binding
  • Handle Replies as Untrusted Packets
  • React to a Full Output Queue
  • Pausing and Resuming UDP Packet Delivery
  • Graceful UDP Socket Close and Immediate Abort