Description
# Proxy Rotation # Proxy Pool Detection # HTTP Proxy # SOCKS Proxy # Go Language # Windows # Linux # macOS # Raspberry Pi
mubeng is an open-source proxy rotation and proxy pool detection tool written in Go, suitable for scenarios that require web scraping, API testing, proxy availability checks, and batch request scheduling. It can start a proxy service locally and automatically select and switch exit proxies from an existing proxy list, saving you the trouble of writing your own proxy rotation logic.
The project supports HTTP and SOCKS proxies, and also integrates with Amazon API Gateway and other usage methods, and can run on platforms such as Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi. For users with a large number of proxy addresses, mubeng can directly check whether the proxies are available, quickly filtering out invalid nodes.
Automatic Proxy Rotation: Can start a local proxy server and automatically switch exit IPs based on the proxy list, suitable for legally authorized web crawlers, API testing, and network research tasks.
Proxy Pool Detection: Supports batch checking of proxy node status, quickly determining which proxies can connect normally and which have become invalid.
Multiple Proxy Protocols: Supports HTTP, SOCKS, and other common proxy types, making it easy to access proxy resources from different sources.
Amazon API Gateway: The project supports integration with Amazon API Gateway, providing more network exit options for development and testing scenarios.
Local Proxy Service: The application only needs to connect to the local proxy entry provided by mubeng, and the subsequent proxy selection and rotation can be handled by the tool.
Cross-Platform Operation: Supports Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi environments, and the Go-written single-file tool is also relatively easy to deploy.
Simple Configuration: Can be used as soon as the proxy list is prepared, without needing to develop complex proxy pool management and rotation modules yourself.
It is important to note that proxy rotation itself is a general network technology, and users should comply with the service terms, access frequency requirements of the target website, and local laws and regulations when using it. It is not recommended to use it to bypass unauthorized access controls or security protections.
mubeng is an open-source proxy rotation and proxy pool detection tool written in Go, suitable for scenarios that require web scraping, API testing, proxy availability checks, and batch request scheduling. It can start a proxy service locally and automatically select and switch exit proxies from an existing proxy list, saving you the trouble of writing your own proxy rotation logic.
The project supports HTTP and SOCKS proxies, and also integrates with Amazon API Gateway and other usage methods, and can run on platforms such as Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi. For users with a large number of proxy addresses, mubeng can directly check whether the proxies are available, quickly filtering out invalid nodes.
Software Features
Automatic Proxy Rotation: Can start a local proxy server and automatically switch exit IPs based on the proxy list, suitable for legally authorized web crawlers, API testing, and network research tasks.
Proxy Pool Detection: Supports batch checking of proxy node status, quickly determining which proxies can connect normally and which have become invalid.
Multiple Proxy Protocols: Supports HTTP, SOCKS, and other common proxy types, making it easy to access proxy resources from different sources.
Amazon API Gateway: The project supports integration with Amazon API Gateway, providing more network exit options for development and testing scenarios.
Local Proxy Service: The application only needs to connect to the local proxy entry provided by mubeng, and the subsequent proxy selection and rotation can be handled by the tool.
Cross-Platform Operation: Supports Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi environments, and the Go-written single-file tool is also relatively easy to deploy.
Simple Configuration: Can be used as soon as the proxy list is prepared, without needing to develop complex proxy pool management and rotation modules yourself.
It is important to note that proxy rotation itself is a general network technology, and users should comply with the service terms, access frequency requirements of the target website, and local laws and regulations when using it. It is not recommended to use it to bypass unauthorized access controls or security protections.
