RustyBGP
A high-performance, safe BGP implementation in Rust designed to exploit multicore processors for superior routing performance.
What is RustyBGP?
RustyBGP is a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) implementation written in the Rust programming language, designed to provide high-performance and safe routing for network infrastructure. It solves the problem of aged BGP implementations by leveraging modern language features and multicore processors to achieve significantly faster routing table processing. The project maintains compatibility with GoBGP's APIs and tools, allowing for easy adoption in existing environments.
Network engineers, telecommunications professionals, and developers working on high-scale routing infrastructure who need a performant, safe BGP implementation. It's also suitable for those already using GoBGP looking for a Rust-based alternative with better multicore utilization.
Developers choose RustyBGP for its superior performance over other open-source BGP implementations, thanks to its multicore design and Rust's safety guarantees. Its seamless compatibility with GoBGP's ecosystem reduces migration overhead, while the modern codebase offers long-term maintainability and scalability.
Overview
BGP implemented in the Rust Programming Language
Use Cases
Best For
- High-scale internet routing with thousands of BGP peers
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