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By Greg Nowak, 19 May, 2026

NGINX 1.30 made connection reuse the default, which turns backend compatibility into paid work

NGINX 1.30.0 brought upstream HTTP/1.1 keep-alive into stable as the default. That should improve latency, but it also changes how backend connections are reused, so older apps, auth paths, and inherited proxy config need a proper compatibility review.

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  • backend compatibility
  • Performance
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