Explore the architecture and capabilities of Sōzu, a hot reconfigurable reverse HTTP proxy, in this 30-minute Rust conference talk. Discover how to create a Rust program that can run continuously without interruption, even during configuration changes or binary upgrades, while handling traffic for thousands of applications across multiple virtual machines. Learn about the proxy's streaming HTTP parser built with nom, its single-threaded worker managing events with mio, and the associated tooling for command and control. Delve into topics such as multiprocess architecture, recovery from failure, TLS termination, and the challenges of proxy complexity. Gain insights from speaker Geoffroy Couprie on building resilient and scalable proxy solutions using Rust.
Overview
Syllabus
Thank you
Steam
Big heavens
What is Szu
Cheap proxy
New application
Changing configuration
Github repository
HTTP parser
Community
Na passes
Na terminates
List of rules
Split the passer
Its a big goal
Recovery from failure
Multiprocess architecture
Trust rust
How to avoid this
List of workers
Basic fork
Channel abstraction
File descriptors
Blocking mode
Master process
Add new frontend server
Why do we have processing
Why do we use mule
Mule
Pole
Edge triggered
E readiness and interest
Proxy complexity
Tokyo
Tools
TLS termination
Questions or slides
whats left
Taught by
Rust
