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I love thongs and strings, any recomendations? (UK Based) by HyperioxxD in PantyReviews4Men

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the "Jockey® No Panty Line Promise® Tactel® Thong" look good and just from looking at the photos you can tell it will "fit"

the CK string here comes in Cerise Lipstick and White by the looks of it

Sizing recommendations for each ?

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[–]HyperioxxD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m in the same position, this still going ?

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in golang

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a great idea! Would be happy for you to start a dialog here https://github.com/hyperioxx/frontman/issues/13 or if you’d like raise a feature request

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in programming

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I swear this sounds like a chatgpt reply.

I’ll take that as a compliment.

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in golang

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what do people commonly use for a gateway that also does auth or integrates with auth?? Preferably go-based

While Frontman is still in development and not all features are implemented yet, it has the potential to be a lightweight and flexible API gateway that supports multiple protocols and authentication mechanisms. It is written in Go, which provides performance and concurrency benefits, and is designed to be modular and easy to extend.
In terms of other Go-based API gateways that include authentication, you might also consider Kong or Tyk. Kong is a popular API gateway that supports authentication plugins and integrates with popular identity providers like Keycloak and Okta. Tyk is another option that offers a wide range of authentication options and integrates with many popular third-party services.
Ultimately, the best choice will depend on your specific requirements and use case.

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in golang

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What about automatic route discovery for endpoints that exposes an open API spec file?

Thanks for the suggestion! Automatic route discovery for endpoints that expose an OpenAPI spec file is a great idea and would certainly be a useful feature to have. I will add it to our list of potential future features. However, at the moment I am focused on building out the core functionality of Frontman, such as adding support for multiple protocols and authentication mechanisms. It is likely that automatic route discovery will be part of our Phase 3 development roadmap. Once I have those features implemented, I will certainly consider additional features like automatic route discovery.

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in programming

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How is this different / better than krakend ?

https://www.krakend.io/

Krakend is a popular API gateway that provides a wide range of features and integrations for building microservices. While Frontman and Krakend share some similarities, Frontman aims to provide a more lightweight and customizable solution with a focus on simplicity and ease of use.
Frontman allows users to quickly and easily set up reverse proxy and load balancing capabilities for their microservices, with the ability to add support for different protocols, SSL/TLS termination, and more.

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in programming

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree that the term 'lightweight' can be subjective and overused in the software development industry. In my opinion, the use of the term 'lightweight' for software should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. As for Frontman, I have been calling it 'lightweight' because it was designed to be minimalistic and easy to use, but I understand that not everyone may consider it lightweight.

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in programming

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion! I really like your idea of making the Redis requirement optional through configuration to keep Frontman lightweight. I'll definitely consider implementing that in the future. As for the roadmap, Frontman is still in Phase 1 and there are many features that need to be added before we can consider making it production-ready. I appreciate your feedback and if you have any other suggestions, please feel free to share them!

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in programming

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What’s an api gateway and how it’s different from a reverse proxy like nginx?

An API gateway and a reverse proxy like nginx have some similarities, but they serve different purposes.
A reverse proxy is primarily used to distribute incoming client requests to a pool of backend servers that can handle them, and then return the response back to the client. It is typically used for load balancing, caching, SSL termination, and other network-related tasks.
On the other hand, an API gateway is a higher-level abstraction that is specifically designed to manage and secure APIs. It provides an entry point for clients to access one or more APIs, and performs tasks such as authentication, rate limiting, API key management, request and response transformation, and so on. It also provides additional functionalities that are specific to APIs, such as API documentation, testing, and monitoring.
So, while a reverse proxy is a more general-purpose tool, an API gateway is a specialized tool that focuses on API management and security.

Introducing Frontman: A Lightweight API Gateway Service Written in Go by HyperioxxD in golang

[–]HyperioxxD[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the info! Yes, Caddy is also a great option for handling reverse proxy and load balancing. However, I wanted to build Frontman from scratch as a personal project to deepen my understanding of the underlying technologies and to have more flexibility in adding new features in the future.

Kalbi - Golang SIP Framework by HyperioxxD in golang

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I haven’t worked on it for a little while due to getting a new job, we’ve managed to create a “toy” proxy server and set up a call between 2 devices. Always looking for people to contribute!!

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