Gopetuah is a lightweight Go application designed to send requests to multiple upstream servers. Its primary purpose is to route TCP packages from one endpoint to multiple upstream servers, making it ideal for data ingestion and traffic distribution.
The primary use case for Gopetuah is to efficiently route TCP traffic from a single endpoint to multiple upstream servers. This can be valuable in scenarios where you need to collect data from various sources or distribute incoming traffic across multiple destinations.
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Route Any TCP Traffic: Gopetuah is capable of routing any TCP traffic, allowing you to forward data from one source to multiple destinations with ease.
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Lightweight: Built with efficiency in mind, Gopetuah is a lightweight application that won't strain your system resources.
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Built on Go Standard Library: Gopetuah leverages the power and reliability of the Go Standard Library to ensure stability and performance.
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Able to Handle Concurrent Connections: Gopetuah is designed to manage concurrent connections effectively, ensuring that your data ingestion remains smooth and uninterrupted.
To get started with Gopetuah, follow these simple steps:
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Configure your upstream servers in the
config.yamlfile. -
Run Gopetuah using the following command:
./gopetuah proxy -
Gopetuah will start routing incoming TCP traffic to your configured upstream servers.
You can configure Gopetuah by editing the config.yaml file. Customize the settings to meet your specific requirements, including specifying the endpoints of your upstream servers.
proxy:
port: 3000
upstreams:
anyname_upstream1:
host: localhost
port: 8000
anyname_upstream2:
host: localhost
port: 9000This project is licensed under the MIT License
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
For any questions or feedback, please contact the project maintainer at [email protected].
Thank you for using Gopetuah! We hope it serves your data ingestion needs effectively.