Attempt 1. What happens when you invoke #curl. In a single picture.
@bagder I'd suggest arranging clockwise or in read direction (left to right, top to bottom in English). Currently it's more like counterclockwise which I find a bit … counterintuitive.
Attempt 2. Updated minor mistakes. Going clockwise instead now.
@bagder I recently learned about happy eyeballs - does curl strictly follow the standard or does it deviate in any meaningful ways?
@bagder Do you have a text representation somewhere at chance? The image sadly lacks an alt text (hard to do with „infographics“ like this)
@ecn It mostly follows it, the version 1 at least. With the addition that when we do HTTP/3 we add two more attempts (QUIC-ipv6 and QUIC-ipv4) ...
@bagder this is a superb resource for SOC analysts fundamentals, thank you for making this
@bagder is that "what happens when you enter 'curl.se' into your browser" interview question for cURL developers?
@bagder I was curious if you tried the same design with the stages on the "inside" and the call outs on the outside (the stages might be easier to see if they're on the inside of the loop)
@bagder This is beautiful
@bagder I may be biased but I think that’s easier to follow.
@bagder @martinpeck A long-lived URL for this image, please! Extra points for keeping the same URL even if you update the image to add other steps or more output.
