Insanely fast (really) streaming proxy/dns/packet capture/maybe even firewall service. For now it supports http header remapping and routing. Everything is named after railway things
- Very WIP
- HTTP 1.0, HTTP1.1, HTTP2, HTTP3 support
- Multiplexed streams
- Keepalive support
- Load Balancing capabilities (reverse too)
- DNS over TLS
- TLS 1.3 support
- DynDNS
- Fully erasable types, 0 overhead abstractions
- Correctness
- Comfortable tailscale integration
- Custom DNS
- Reverse proxy
- Packet capture/logging
- request matchers
- Basic firewall
- dev/tun mode maybe idk
- OTEL
- Logging features
- Run the shell script
Railscale is very complex, (mainly because I wanted the entire network layer to be statically monomorphic) compared to what one would expect from a proxy. The reason being is that railscale doesnt buffer requests in memory, and is tuned for maximum performance. The architecture is also designed to be extensible for basically any network related application.
(And now claude also fucked it up a bit)
- TADADA
- Bypass firewalls & ISP/gov restrictions
- Bypass strict corporate network policies & NAT
- Rotate proxies
- Posture spoofing
- SSH & RDP where they are explicitly forbidden
- Tor mesh
- NTLM gateway
- Interconnect multiple corporate machines conveniently
- Strict networks? Not when YOU ARE THE NETWORK
- Virtualization & usage in restricted/monitored environments
- more cool shit here
- UDP wireguard peering to tailscale