JohnnyZ
The referenced Libuv package is built from AspNet from Microsoft. 1.10.0 is the latest at the moment.
Libuv by itself does not implement ssl, however, there are few libuv-ssl packages using open ssl packages. They all have pros and cons, I have not quite decided what to...
I will give net core 2.0 ssl stream a shot before looking into other solutions.
You mean establishing connection in ssl, then let libuv take over?
The way you describing is exactly what .net core 2.0 pipeline is supposed to do. That was one the reasons I am waiting for it. Meanwhile, net core 2.0 also...
Put it this way, basically you have to give up buffer management to bring in ssl stream, which is kind of defeating the purpose of buffer pooling. It is doable...
.net core 2.0 has pipeline which solves this problem in a much more elegant way.
It is not that far away, it is preview2 now, release is in autumn, about 2 - 3 month. pipeline only available in 2.0. I have been watching that for...
That one is experimental and internally used by kestrel server with libuv tcp handle.
Mainly released version of https://github.com/dotnet/corefxlab/tree/master/src/System.IO.Pipelines It is not that simple to convert, requires fair bit of work to fit in.