This is an experimental HTTP(S) reverse proxy router built on top of triemux. It loads a routing table into memory from a MongoDB database, and acts as a reverse proxy, serving responses from multiple backend servers on a single domain.

Please note that this project is at a very early stage of development, so probably shouldn't be used in production environments without extensive testing.

If you have a working Go development setup, you should be able to run:

go install github.com/nickstenning/router
$GOPATH/bin/router -h

If you've just checked out this repository and have the go tool on your $PATH, you can just build the router in-place:

go build

If you have a local mongo instance, you can load a set of routes which are useful for running benchmark tools with

./tools/benchsetup

You can then run a test backend with

go run testserver/testserver.go -randomBody

And start the router against the benchmark database with

go run *.go -mongoDbName=routerbench

And then benchmark against the URLs in testdata/benchurls.

router is released under the MIT license, a copy of which can be found in LICENSE.