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Hi @ag53955fa7df4ed12a609a617f
You have at least three possibilities; compile Apache from source yourself, install Apache from a repository or install Apache (stable) from Debian Testing. So what you’re misunderstanding is that the last option actually doesn’t install a test release of Apache - it installs the latest stable release of Apache, which is found in the latest test release of Debian. https://www.shivering-isles.com/http-2-getting-ready-on-debian-with-apache2/
But if you want something more official, then no, you have to wait for a newer version of Apache to be included into the main Debian repositories (next release of Debian).
I’m guessing Apache is a requirement in your setup? Other bigger web servers in the Debian mainline repository supports http2 already.