The fortresses of Ejin: an example of outlining a site from satellite images

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for Zookeeper Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for MariaDB Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for Cassandra Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for Envoy Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for Fluentd Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for MySQL Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for Couchdb Database Server Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for Memcached Official

RapidFort optimized, hardened image for NATS Official

HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is the underlying protocol of the World Wide Web. Developed by Tim Berners-Lee and his team between 1989-1991, HTTP has gone through many changes that have helped maintain its simplicity while shaping its flexibility. Keep reading to learn how HTTP evolved from a protocol designed to exchange files in a semitrusted laboratory environment into a modern internet maze that carries images and videos in high resolution and 3D.