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HTTP/2 Server Push
This article describes a simple implementation of HTTP/2 Server Push.
Server push is a handy feature when it comes to loading your website faster by pushing the necessary resources to render a site. You have the option to decide which files should be pushed with a certain resource, anticipating what will your users access next.
To enable the Push feature, you'll need to modify the Link header accordingly. Here are some examples of the implementation:
Add the following header to a particular file to push “style.css” that’s in the “css” folder.
To push multiple files at once, you can add it like so:
Note that the file path is absolute, not relative (e.g. “../css/style.css”)
You can review a more in-depth description of Nginx HTTP/2 Server Push implementation here.