LiteLLM provides a single Python SDK and proxy server that let developers call more than 100 large‑language‑model APIs with a uniform OpenAI‑style interface, handling cost tracking, load balancing, rate limiting, and detailed logging to simplify multi‑model experimentation and production deployments.
This guide walks you through Squid's features, how it works, hardware requirements, step‑by‑step installation, default and custom configuration, initialization, testing, and detailed ACL examples to control access and improve network performance on Linux systems.
This guide walks you through installing Squid on Linux, configuring caching, ACLs, and network settings, troubleshooting startup issues, and testing the proxy to improve bandwidth usage and enforce access control for your internal users.
This article walks through the concepts of forward and reverse proxies, explains HTTP and HTTPS proxy protocols, and provides a complete, step‑by‑step Golang implementation with code samples and diagrams for building a functional HTTP proxy server.
This article defines what a firewall is, explains its role in isolating internal networks from external threats, describes its working principles, outlines typical architectures involving screening routers and proxy servers, and lists the essential security functions firewalls provide to protect network resources.
This tutorial explains proxy fundamentals, compares forward and reverse proxies, details HTTP and HTTPS proxy header differences, and provides a complete, runnable Go implementation that listens on port 8080 and transparently forwards client requests to target servers.
ZanProxy is a Node.js‑based proxy server that lets frontend developers debug, switch environments instantly, mock APIs, share forwarding rules across teams, monitor requests—including mobile devices—and extend functionality with plugins, all without altering system hosts files or embedding code, thereby streamlining development workflows.
This article details the design, evolution, and scaling of a mock‑proxy based automated testing framework for an SDK, covering initial architecture, phase‑two enhancements, distributed execution, performance results, and remaining challenges in test data generation and infrastructure.
