Fast and extensible multi-platform HTTP/1-2-3 web server with automatic HTTPS
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- http
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Fast and extensible multi-platform HTTP/1-2-3 web server with automatic HTTPS
A library for building fast, reliable and evolvable network services.
A high-performance web server and reverse proxy, 100% compatible with nginx.
Replace port numbers with stable, named local URLs. For humans and agents.
An aggregating proxy to enable HA prometheus
Scriptable local traffic workbench for inspecting, intercepting, replaying, and rewriting HTTP/HTTPS and WebSocket traffic.
Tor2web is an HTTP proxy software that enables access to Tor Hidden Services by mean of common web browsers
Open-source, auditable network gateway for homelabs, NAS and servers: DDNS, STUN traversal, port forwarding with SNI routing, reverse proxy and web server, ACME certificates, WAF, Tailscale, frp, Cloudflare Tunnel, Docker and web terminal in one binary. Runs on Docker, fnOS, OpenWrt, Linux, macOS and Windows.
A Cloudflare Worker that allows you to make secure requests to the Airtable API from your frontend.
Scalable, stateless selenium, playwright, devtools, mpc hub for Kubernetes cluster
OpenIG is an open-source identity gateway (reverse-proxy) that secures, routes, and manages web traffic. It enables authentication, access control, and integration with identity providers, delivering single sign-on and API security for web and cloud applications.
Proxy toolkit including SOCKS5, HTTP, port forward and reverse base proxying
A Cloudflare worker script used to enable a/b testing, canary releasing, gatekeeping, and SEO a/b/n testing.
Scalable stateless «zero config» service-name ingress for docker swarm mode with a fresh more secure approach
Extensible API Gateway written in Go. Load custom plugins to extend functionality.
A GraphQL executable document fingerprint hasher and API proxy to compare queries without formatting diffs, comments, variables and input values.
A simple HTTP proxy for the webdev serve command (a tool authored by the dart team) that adds support for rewriting certain requests, namely rewriting 404s to instead serve the root index (/index.html). This allows developers to work on browser applications (like our own) that use HTML5 routing while still being able to refresh and/or navigate directly to deep links.