π¦ Rama (γ©γ) is a modular service framework for the π¦ Rust language to move and transform your network packets. The reasons behind the creation of rama can be read in the "Why Rama" chapter.
Rama is async-first using Tokio as its only Async Runtime.
Please refer to the examples found in the /examples dir
to get inspired on how you can use it for your purposes.
This framework comes with π batteries included, giving you the full freedome to build the middleware and services you want, without having to repeat the "common":
| category | support list |
|---|---|
| ποΈ transports | β tcp βΈ± ποΈ udp (2) βΈ± β middleware |
| ποΈ http | β auto βΈ± β http/1.1 βΈ± β h2 βΈ± ποΈ h3 (2) βΈ± β middleware |
| β web server | β fs βΈ± β redirect βΈ± β dyn router βΈ± β static router βΈ± β handler extractors βΈ± β k8s healthcheck |
| β http client | β client βΈ± β high level API βΈ± β Proxy Connect βΈ± β Chromium Http (3) |
| ποΈ tls | β Rustls βΈ± ποΈ BoringSSL (1) βΈ± β NSS (3) |
| β dns | β DNS Resolver |
| β proxy protocols | β PROXY protocol βΈ± β http proxy βΈ± β https proxy βΈ± ποΈ SOCKS5 (2) βΈ± ποΈ SOCKS5H (2) |
| ποΈ web protocols | ποΈ Web Sockets (WS) (2) βΈ± ποΈ WSS (2) βΈ± β Web Transport (3) βΈ± β gRPC (3) |
| β async-method trait services | β Service βΈ± β Layer βΈ± β context βΈ± β dyn dispatch βΈ± β middleware |
| β telemetry | β tracing βΈ± β opentelemetry βΈ± β http metrics βΈ± β transport metrics βΈ± β prometheus exportor |
| β upstream proxies | β MemoryProxyDB βΈ± β L4 Username Config βΈ± β Proxy Filters |
| ποΈ User Agent (UA) | ποΈ Http Emulation (1) βΈ± ποΈ Tls Emulation (1) βΈ± β UA Parsing |
| ποΈ utilities | β error handling βΈ± β graceful shutdown βΈ± ποΈ Connection Pool (1) βΈ± ποΈ IP2Loc (2) |
| ποΈ TUI | ποΈ traffic logger (2) βΈ± ποΈ curl export (2) βΈ± β traffic intercept (3) βΈ± β traffic replay (3) |
| ποΈ binary | ποΈ prebuilt binaries (1) βΈ± ποΈ proxy config (2) βΈ± ποΈ http client (1) βΈ± β WASM Plugins (3) |
| ποΈ data scraping | ποΈ Html Processor (2) βΈ± β Json Processor (3) |
| β browser | β JS Engine (3) βΈ± β Web API Emulation (3) |
ποΈ Footnotes
- (1) Part of
v0.2.0milestone (ETA: 2024/05)- (2) Part of
v0.3.0milestone (ETA: 2024/07)- (3) No immediate plans, but on our radar. Please open an issue to request this feature if you have an immediate need for it. Please add sufficient motivation/reasoning and consider becoming a sponsor to help accelerate its priority.
The primary focus of Rama is to aid you in your development of proxies:
- π¦ Reverse proxies;
- π TLS Termination proxies;
- π HTTP(S) proxies;
- 𧦠SOCKS5 proxies (will be implemented in
v0.3); - π MITM proxies;
- π΅οΈββοΈ Distortion proxies.
The Distortion proxies support
comes with User Agent (UA) emulation capabilities. The emulations are made possible by patterns
and data extracted using rama-fp. The service is publicly exposed at
https://fp.ramaproxy.org, made possible by our sponsor host https://fly.io/.
π https://echo.ramaproxy.org/ is another service publicly exposed. In contrast to the Fingerprinting Service it is aimed at developers and allows you to send any http request you wish in order to get an insight on the Tls Info and Http Request Info the server receives from you when making that request.
curl -XPOST 'https://echo.ramaproxy.org/foo?bar=baz' \ -H 'x-magic: 42' --data 'whatever forever'Feel free to make use of while crafting distorted http requests, but please do so with moderation. In case you have ideas on how to improve the service, please let us know by opening an issue.
BrowserStack sponsors Rama by providing automated cross-platform browser testing on real devices, which uses the public fingerprinting service to aid in automated fingerprint collection on both the Http and Tls layers. By design we do not consider Tcp and Udp fingerprinting.
Next to proxies, Rama can also be used to develop Web Services and Http Clients.
Please consult the official docs.rs documentation or explore
the examples found in the /examples dir
to know how to use rama for your purposes.
π‘ You can find the edge docs of the rama framework code at https://ramaproxy.org/docs/rama/index.html, which contains the documentation for the main branch of the project.
π€ Enterprise support, software customisations, integrations, professional support, consultancy and training are available upon request by sending an email to glen@plabayo.tech. Or get an entireprise subscription at polar.sh/plabayo.
π Please consider becoming a sponsor if you critically depend upon Rama (γ©γ) or if you are a fan of the project.
π§ͺ | Experimental
π¦ Rama (γ©γ) is to be considered experimental software for the foreseeable future. In the meanwhile it is already used
in production by ourselves and others alike. This is great as it gives us new perspectives and data to further improve
and grow the framework. It does mean however that there are still several non-backward compatible releases that will follow 0.2.
In the meanwhile the async ecosystem of Rust is also maturing, and edition 2024 is also to be expected as a 2024 end of year gift. It goes also without saying that we do not nilly-willy change designs or break on purpose. The core design is by now also well defined. But truth has to be said, there is still plenty to be improve and work out. Production use and feedback from you and other users helps a lot with that. As such, if you use Rama do let us know feedback over Discord, email or a GitHub issue.
π If you are a company or enterprise that makes use of Rama, or even an individual user that makes use of Rama for commcercial purposes. Please consider becoming a business/enterprise subscriber. It helps make the development cycle to remain sustainable, and is beneficial to you as well. As part of your benefits we are also available to assist you with migrations between breaking releases. For enterprise users we can even make time to develop those PR's in your integration codebases ourselves on your behalf. A win for everybody. πͺ