rama
A modular Rust service framework for building programmable network proxies, clients, and servers with fine-grained control over packet flow.
What is rama?
Rama is a modular service framework written in Rust for building programmable network services such as proxies, clients, and servers. It provides fine-grained control over transports, protocols, and data flow, enabling developers to construct networked systems at any point in the input or output path. The framework is designed for high performance, correctness, and long-running production workloads, already used in production for network security, data extraction, and API gateways.
Developers and teams who need fine-grained control over transport, TLS, and HTTP layers while staying in safe Rust, particularly those building custom proxies, intermediaries, or network platforms. Organizations seeking a maintainable, composable foundation for networked services in production environments.
Rama offers a unique combination of modular service architecture, extensive protocol support, and production-ready design, all within a safe Rust ecosystem. Its composable layers and emphasis on programmable packet flow provide a level of control and flexibility not found in generic web frameworks, making it ideal for specialized network engineering tasks.
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modular service framework to move and transform network packets
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