HTTP3

HTTP3 has two modes: tunnel mode (data channel) and reverse proxy mode.

TLS Certificate Configuration

For TLS configuration, please refer to TLS configuration.

Data Channel

HTTP3's data channel has two modes: PHT and WebTransport.

PHT

Since HTTP3 is similar to HTTP protocol, it is used for Web data transmission and cannot be used directly as a data channel. The HTTP3 data channel in GOST adopts PHT-over-HTTP3, which uses PHT on top of HTTP3 protocol to implement the data channel function.

CLIFile (YAML)

gost -L "h3://:8443?authorizePath=/authorize&pushPath=/push&pullPath=/pull"

services:
- name: service-0
  addr: ":8443"
  handler:
    type: auto
  listener:
    type: h3
    metadata:
      authorizePath: /authorize
      pullPath: /pull
      pushPath: /push

WebTransport

Similar to Websocket in the HTTP protocol, HTTP3 also defines an extended protocol WebTransport for bidirectional data transmission.

CLIFile (YAML)

gost -L "wt://:8443"

services:
- name: service-0
  addr: ":8443"
  handler:
    type: auto
  listener:
    type: wt

Reverse Proxy

HTTP3-to-HTTP reverse proxy.

The HTTP3 reverse proxy service can dynamically add HTTP/3 support to the backend HTTP service.

services:
- name: http3
  addr: :443
  handler:
    type: http3
  listener:
    type: http3
  forwarder:
    nodes:
    - name: example-com
      addr: example.com:80
      host: .example.com
    - name: example-org
      addr: example.org:80
      host: .example.org

curl -k --http3 --resolve example.com:443:127.0.0.1 https://example.com

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