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  • HTTP/1.1 allows multiple HTTP requests to be written out to a socket together without waiting for the corresponding responses. The requestor then waits for the responses to arrive in the order in which they were requested
  • Pipelining can also dramatically reduce the number of TCP/IP packets.
  • it is possible to pack several HTTP requests into one TCP/IP packet
  • Only idempotent requests can be pipelined, such as GET and HEAD requests
  • pipelining can only be done when reusing an existing keep-alive connection.

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  Pipelining can also dramatically reduce the number of TCP/IP packets. With a typical MSS (maximum segment size) in the range of 536 to 1460 bytes, it is possible to pack several HTTP requests into one TCP/IP packet

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