AWS Network Load Balancer now supports QUIC protocol in passthrough mode
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This article announces AWS Network Load Balancer (NLB) now supports QUIC protocol in passthrough mode for improved mobile application performance.
- QUIC support enables low-latency forwarding while preserving session stickiness via Connection ID
- Reduces application latency by up to 30% through fewer packet round trips
- Maintains consistent connections during mobile network roaming and IP address changes
- Seamlessly handles transitions between cellular towers and WiFi networks
- Enabled via AWS Management Console, CLI, or APIs on existing or new NLBs
- Available at no additional charge in all AWS regions
- QUIC traffic metered within existing UDP LCU entitlements
NLB's QUIC support improves mobile application reliability and performance without additional costs.
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