GoDoxy is a lightweight, straightforward, and high-performance reverse proxy tool written in the Go programming language. It is designed to simplify managing web traffic, offering a WebUI for configuration and monitoring.
This tool is particularly useful for developers and system administrators looking for an easy-to-use solution with advanced features for routing and managing HTTP(S) traffic.
*.domain.com -> IP
). docker pull ghcr.io/yusing/go-proxy:latest
docker run --rm -v .:/setup ghcr.io/yusing/go-proxy /app/godoxy setup
docker compose up -d
https://godoxy.domain.com
for further configuration.For manual installation, download the required configuration files (config.yml
, .env
, compose.yml
) from the GoDoxy repository, organize them into a structured directory, and start the service using Docker Compose.
Developers can build GoDoxy from source by cloning its repository, installing Go (version 1.22 or above), fetching dependencies, and compiling the binary using make
.
GoDoxy stands out as a robust reverse proxy solution with its automation capabilities, ease of use, and performance optimization features.
It is an ideal choice for modern web traffic management in containerized environments or traditional server setups.
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