Info for those who do not know Rama yet: it is a modular rust framework to build network services of any kind (client, server or proxies). For projects where you need to combine multiple protocols, be in control of the stack, build advanced stacks or any kind of proxy, rama is probably for you. And if not, do reach out to us.
Earlier this week we released Rama 0.4, and with it we are bringing system configured proxy support to clients (rama-net), this includes PAC support (rama-pac) driven by Javascript within a WASM runtime (rama-js). It also expands our gRPC support and adds support for ttRPC, a lightweight alternative to gRPC running directly on top of TCP.
Read more in the blog post and discover also the other new features and improvements that Rama brings in this new release, that is 0.4.
As always we are very much open to feedback on this Release, rama itself or how it is presented. It's a project 6 in the making, with everything written for production purposes since day 0. Feedback is always greatly appreciated especially if it allows us to improve Rama. Contributions welcome of course as well.
Info for those who do not know Rama yet: it is a modular rust framework to build network services of any kind (client, server or proxies). For projects where you need to combine multiple protocols, be in control of the stack, build advanced stacks or any kind of proxy, rama is probably for you. And if not, do reach out to us.
Earlier this week we released Rama 0.4, and with it we are bringing system configured proxy support to clients (rama-net), this includes PAC support (rama-pac) driven by Javascript within a WASM runtime (rama-js). It also expands our gRPC support and adds support for ttRPC, a lightweight alternative to gRPC running directly on top of TCP.
Read more in the blog post and discover also the other new features and improvements that Rama brings in this new release, that is 0.4.
As always we are very much open to feedback on this Release, rama itself or how it is presented. It's a project 6 in the making, with everything written for production purposes since day 0. Feedback is always greatly appreciated especially if it allows us to improve Rama. Contributions welcome of course as well.
Thought this was about Rama (https://redplanetlabs.com/) and got excited. Recently found out about that and have been intrigued
That’s an unrelated project indeed, both in terms of ownership as well as what it is about.
You can learn more about our project name origin at https://ramaproxy.org/book/faq.html#why-the-name-rama
I hope as you learn more about our project that you get excited once again! :)