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## Introduction
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This application is load balancing intercepting proxy.
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This application is a load balancing intercepting proxy.
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Key features:
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- security against ddos of your upstream server.
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- distribute incomming connections over several servers.
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- host multiple protocols / services on one port as a security measurement.
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- advanced routing based on host name or any header data.
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- interception of content. Modifying content going trough this server is possible.
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- Security against DDoS attacks on your upstream server.
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- Distribute incoming connections over several servers.
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- Host multiple protocols/services on one port as a security measure.
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- Advanced routing based on hostname or any header data.
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- Interception of content. Modifying content passing through this server is possible.
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## Features
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### AI Support
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Thanks to the Python implementation it's possible to use AI in this server in the way most people are used to.
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Thanks to the Python implementation, it's possible to use AI in this server in the way most people are accustomed to.
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### Interception
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All upstream and downstream data will go trough Python code provided by user. A user is using this capable to modify headers and content. With this functionality you can enhance security. Also, you could apply corrections, translations, removing emoji's. In commercial sense, you could replace certain words with links to advertised content.
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All upstream and downstream data will go through Python code provided by the user. A user can use this capability to modify headers and content. With this functionality, you can enhance security. Additionally, you can apply corrections, translations, and remove emojis. In a commercial sense, you could replace certain words with links to advertised content.
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### Advanced routing
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Routing is more advanced than any other webserver provides. For routing Python is integrated giving it unlimited options. You could even write custom responses with Python, adding webhooks or you could override an existing page of software where you normally can't control over. Other features include, but not limited to:
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- Force the usage of authentication tokens. (Or base64 authentication).
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### Advanced Routing
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Routing is more advanced than any other web server provides. For routing, Python is integrated, giving it unlimited options. You could even write custom responses with Python, add webhooks, or override an existing page of software where you normally don't have control. Other features include, but are not limited to:
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- Force the usage of authentication tokens (or base64 authentication).
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- Validate authentication tokens by connecting to a database.
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- Do rate limiting.
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- Implement rate limiting.
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- Execute calls to AI to modify intercepted content.
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### Load balancing
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Using Python you can apply your own dynamic load balancing rules. You know exactly what servers have which connections. A good idea could be to include the server load or other statistics in the response header of servers. Using interception you remove this data for the client.
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### Load Balancing
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Using Python, you can apply your own dynamic load balancing rules. You know exactly which servers have which connections. A good idea could be to include the server load or other statistics in the response header of servers. Using interception, you can remove this data for the client.
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### Hostname redirection
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You can redirect based on hostname dynamically. You could use the same source code and base on hostname for example if you use production or development settings.
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### Hostname Redirection
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You can redirect based on hostname dynamically. You could use the same source code and, based on hostname, determine if you use production or development settings.
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### Application server
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Because of its huge concurrency capabillities it's perfectly fine as an application server. It's not only a load balancer, it's also a reverse proxy. It's a complete solution to your needs.
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### Application Server
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Because of its huge concurrency capabilities, it's perfectly suitable as an application server. It's not only a load balancer, it's also a reverse proxy. It's a complete solution to your needs.
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