deepanshumehtaa · March 5, 2025 05:18
diff --git a/SSE - Server-Sent Events b/SSE - Server-Sent Events
 what is the time duration of SSE for keep-alive connection ?

  The time duration of an SSE (Server-Sent Events) keep-alive connection can vary depending on several factors, including:
  Server configuration: The server can specify a keep-alive timeout using the Keep-Alive header or other configuration settings.
  Client configuration: The client can also specify a keep-alive timeout using the Keep-Alive header or other configuration settings.
  Network conditions: Network conditions, such as latency and packet loss, can affect the keep-alive timeout.
  Typically, the keep-alive timeout for SSE connections ranges from a few seconds to several minutes. Here are some common values:
    Default timeout: 30 seconds to 1 minute
    Typical timeout: 1-5 minutes
    Maximum timeout: 30 minutes to 1 hour
  When the keep-alive timeout is reached, the server will typically send a newline character (\n) or a comment line (:) to keep the connection alive. This is known as a "keep-alive ping."
  If the client does not receive any data or keep-alive pings within the specified timeout, it will typically close the connection.
  Note that the specific keep-alive timeout values may vary depending on the server and client implementations, as well as any custom configuration settings.
	what is the time duration of SSE for keep-alive connection ?

	The time duration of an SSE (Server-Sent Events) keep-alive connection can vary depending on several factors, including:
	Server configuration: The server can specify a keep-alive timeout using the Keep-Alive header or other configuration settings.
	Client configuration: The client can also specify a keep-alive timeout using the Keep-Alive header or other configuration settings.
	Network conditions: Network conditions, such as latency and packet loss, can affect the keep-alive timeout.
	Typically, the keep-alive timeout for SSE connections ranges from a few seconds to several minutes. Here are some common values:
	Default timeout: 30 seconds to 1 minute
	Typical timeout: 1-5 minutes
	Maximum timeout: 30 minutes to 1 hour
	When the keep-alive timeout is reached, the server will typically send a newline character (\n) or a comment line (:) to keep the connection alive. This is known as a "keep-alive ping."
	If the client does not receive any data or keep-alive pings within the specified timeout, it will typically close the connection.
	Note that the specific keep-alive timeout values may vary depending on the server and client implementations, as well as any custom configuration settings.