MPROXY: Multicast Network Dispatcher and Proxy

Streams data over the network.

About

This repo includes four packages: Forward-proxy, reverse-proxy, UDP client, and UDP server. Proxies allow conversion between TCP and UDP, so these blocks can be combined together for complete interoperability with existing networks.
A primary feature is compatability with UDP Multicast for intermediate routing and reverse-proxy, enabling dead simple group communication across complex one-to-many or many-to-many data streams, and resulting in scalable reverse-proxy. Packages can be run either from the command line or included as a library.

• [X] Simple to use full networking stack
  • Send, proxy, reverse-proxy, and receive to/from multiple endpoints simultaneously
• [X] Fast
  • Can be deployed in less than 5 minutes
  • 500+ Mbps read/transfer/write speed (UDP)
• [X] Minimal
  • Zero configuration, logging, or caching
  • Tiny memory footprint, compiled binary sizes ~350KB
  • No shared resources between threads
• [X] Leverage benefits of UDP
  • Simple stream aggregation
  • Performant proxy and reverse proxy
  • UDP multicasting enables stateless, scalable reverse-proxy

Quick Start

Get started with a simple client/server network. Install the command line tools with cargo, and start a UDP listen server on port 9920. bash cargo install mproxy-client mproxy-server mproxy-server --listen-addr "localhost:9920" --path "streamoutput.log" --tee Then send some bytes from the client to the server. The path option "-" tells the client to read input from stdin. A filepath, descriptor, or handle may also be used. ```bash mproxy-client --path "-" --server-addr "localhost:9920"

Hello world! `` You should now see your message appear instreamoutput.log(and also to stdout if--tee` is used)

Compatability

• [X] Windows/Linux/Mac
• [X] IPv4/IPv6
• [X] UDP
• [X] TCP/TLS
  • via forward and reverse proxy
  • Partial client-side TLS support provided by rustls (requires feature tls enabled in mproxy-forward)
• [X] Fully transparent routing

Docs

See the documentation for installing and operation instructions - mproxy-client - mproxy-server - mproxy-forward - mproxy-reverse