README.md

Sōzu

What is Sōzu?

Sōzu is a reverse proxy for load balancing, written in Rust. Its main job is to balance inbound requests across two or more clusters backends to spread the load.

• It serves as a termination point for SSL sessions. So the workload of dealing with the encryption is offloaded from the backend.

• It can protect the backends by preventing direct access from the network.

• It returns some metrics related to the traffic between clients and backends clusters behind it.

Introduction

• Getting started

• Configure Sōzu

• How to use it

• Why you should use Sōzu

• Design Motivation

• Recipes

Overview

• Architecture Overview

• Tools & Libraries

Going deeper

• Lifetime of a session

Release Notes

TODO

Presentations & Slides

• Sōzu, a hot reconfigurable reverse HTTP proxy by Geoffroy Couprie

• (FR) Refondre le reverse proxy en 2017 pour faire de l’immutable infrastructure. by Quentin Adam