Looking for Reverse Proxy and AntiBot developer

[TheUpioti]

Looking for someone to develop an Antibot Reverse Proxy like the ones used by TCPShield/CosmicGuard/Infinity Filter/MCGuard

Requeriments:

• Route minecraft traffic to different servers depending on domain.
• Give the player ips to the backend server either by ProxyProtocol or a plugin/similar.
• Have antibot capabilities, you can use checks from open source projects if you are not good at it, we expect minimum falses and next to no bypasses.
• You can write the program in whatever language you are comfortable at as long as it works and its not hard to setup tho the similar open-source projects ive seen are coded in GO
• You can and it would probable be easier for us to just fork an open source proxy and fix bugs and add antibot

Contact me: Upioti#3444
We will discuss the budget, expect $100 minimum

 

[BOOP]

why not just use cosmic or tcp shield? cosmic is remarkably good

 

[TheUpioti]

why not just use cosmic or tcp shield? cosmic is remarkably good

because its for my own service lol and cosmic is no were as good i have seen it get downed with 5k bots/s

 

[Rarnaie]

On the correct path, you are. On geoproxy google chrome, just one service can listen, regardless of the following way. Suppose you use a reverse proxy, such as NGINX. In that case, you may configure a rule that checks the path and sends requests to the API microservice if the route begins with /API. To address this, you might not need to put up your own reverse proxy. Depending on how you provide your frontend web application, the server may already have a mechanism to reroute these requests. Two examples of software that includes this functionality are Firebase hosting and Next.js.

 

[EricStewart]

Numerous backend services can be handled by a single reverse proxy. As long as it is configured to react on their behalf. In your situation, 4 configuration blocks would be required to direct shift proxy A to service A and so on.