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Question HTTP/2 Server Push for Apache possible?
In general, everything should work properly, but you understand that nothing is perfect and problems are possible.
If you have something special in your .htaccess files I can recommend you try to use this Plesk extension - htaccess to nginx - Plesk Extensions
If you have something special in your .htaccess files I can recommend you try to use this Plesk extension - htaccess to nginx - Plesk Extensions
burnley
Regular Pleskian
I don't know of anyone running Apache with http/2 support on Plesk. It can be done, but it's very convoluted and you might run into various packaging issues - dependencies, yum priorities and all that. For CentOS 7 I've got a non-Plesk test server running Apache 2.4.27 with http/2 support, but there are caveats:
- You need CentOS 7.4 with the latest OpenSSL 1.0.2k and you must rebuild httpd with http/2 support.
- http/2 requires a threaded multi processing module, so prefork won't work. However, if running worker you'll run into problems with various PHP libraries (php-imap comes to mind) which aren't thread safe and will experience random crashes.
- No NPN support, just ALPN, so certain older browsers will still use 1.1
For Plesk I'd stick with sw-nginx as proxy for Apache for the time being.
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