KingIP
A proxy server that can handle multiple exit points.
How it works
When a user connects via the proxy to the destination server (ie. curl -x "http://user:pass@localhost:11700" https://httpbin.org/ip -L -v
), the request traverses these services:
- Gateway decides to which region the request needs to be passed by the port the user connects to (ie.
:11700
is "red" region in the example;
- Gateway then checks if it has any relay connections and creates new
quic
stream with the random relay it chooses;
- Relay gets a proxy request from the gateway and checks if it has any edge connections for a chosen region;
- Relay, if there are any edge connections from that region, creates a new
quic
strem with a chosen edge;
- Once a "tunnel" from gateway to relay to edge is established - an inbound and outbound data is passed around from user to destination;
How to run
To run, go to cmd/{gateway,relay,edge}
folders and build 3 binaries.
Start these services with the default configuration:
./cmd/gateway/gateway --config ./cmd/gateway/config.yml
./cmd/relay/relay --config ./cmd/relay/config.yml
./cmd/edge/edge
After running gateway, relay and edge - connect to the gateway via http://user:pass@localhost:11700
:
curl -x http://user:pass@localhost:11700 http://httpbin.org/ip -L -v
Docker Compose
After running docker compose up
, user should be able to proxy requests through tree regions: red, green, blue and yellow.
# Red
curl -x http://user:pass@localhost:11700 http://httpbin.org/ip -L -v
# Green
curl -x http://user:pass@localhost:11070 http://httpbin.org/ip -L -v
# Blue
curl -x http://user:pass@localhost:11007 http://httpbin.org/ip -L -v
# Yellow
curl -x http://user:pass@localhost:11770 http://httpbin.org/ip -L -v
To connect to host network via the docker compose proxy use host.docker.internal
instead of localhost
in the curl request:
# Connects to localhost:8080 on host system
curl -x http://user:pass@localhost:11770 http://host.docker.internal:8080/test -L -v
"Curl" util
cmd/curl
has ability to run multiple requests at once. After building it in cmd/curl
directory:
# Usage of `curl`:
# --parallel int Number of parallel calls (default 11)
# --proxy string Proxy URL (default "http://user:pass@localhost:11700")
# --timeout duration Request timeout in seconds (default 10s)
# --url string Target URL to request (default "http://httpbin.org/ip")
./cmd/curl/curl -proxy http://user:pass@localhost:11700 -url http://httpbin.org/ip