MsQuic user introductions

[guhetier]

You are using MsQuic? Let us know how with a post in this discussion!

Knowing our users lets us prioritize work and keep improving MsQuic in the best possible direction.

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[gmarzot]

someone has to be first. I am doing some work in relation to the MoQ WG and have been developing a python asyncio package that implements the MoQT protocol, aiomoqt. As an alternative to the Python QUIC library, aioquic I am exploring Python/Cython bindings to MsQuic

[qzhuyan]

MoQ looks very promising! great work!

[Henripru]

QUIC as an RFC fits a lot of blue-chip use cases for modern p2p communication. Features I particularly like from msquic:

1. cross-platform
2. certificate-based, client-server authentication and encryption
3. reliable, ordered, high-bandwidth packet streaming

Other reasons it is desirable are its licensing, simplicity, and live community.

[qzhuyan]

EMQX implements MQTT over QUIC with msquic, providing better connectivity in IoT scenarios.

[Johan511]

I am using MsQuic to implement the MOQT draft and test how it performs in various scenarios. Choosing MsQuic has been by far the best decision I have made in this project thanks to it's in-depth documentation, friendly community and commitment to open-source. Looking forward to see more features and improvements soon.
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[bobvhood]

Hi Everyone, We have created VpnHood! Which is entirely on .NET. I have already made a QUIC echo server to evaluate its accessibility in restricted areas, such as China. Additionally, I prepared the platform to establish a tunnel connection using QUIC instead of TCP or pure UDP. We hope to integrate QUIC soon.

[bobvhood]

We would like to use MSQUIC on our project to demonstrate it as a sample purely in .NET. We sacrificed some performance for code readability and have a high-level modular design. The interesting thing is that VpnHood achieved better performance in some scenarios.

[mikebiz]

Starting my journey with msquic to build out some POCs. Can I find a current release with the msquic.h/.lib/.dll that I can deploy to my dev machine? I'm working on a multi-tier overlay network for network packet distribution and the first tier will be based on quic to manage connections.

[anrossi]

Welcome to the project! We're currently working out some kinks with the release automation. For now, you could use one of the old releases to get started. Unless you need a feature introduced in a newer release, then you'll need to build the binaries.