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High-Performance HTTP Proxy

Proxy HTTP traffic with connection limits, filtering, access logs, and graceful shutdown. This C++ project practices C++ fundamentals, practical problem decomposition, validation, and maintainable implementation.

Estimate
~10h
Steps
5
Completed by
0
Proposed by
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CMake · Boost

Project roadmap

  1. 01

    Design the architecture

    ~1.5h

    Define components, data contracts, persistence boundaries, invariants, failure modes, and concurrency needs for High-Performance HTTP Proxy.

  2. 02

    Implement the critical path

    ~2.5h

    Build the primary High-Performance HTTP Proxy workflow with explicit invariants, validation, and controlled state transitions.

  3. 03

    Add durability and recovery

    ~2h

    Implement durable state, checkpoints, retries, or recovery behavior appropriate to High-Performance HTTP Proxy's failure model.

  4. 04

    Control concurrency and limits

    ~2h

    Add ordering, backpressure, rate limits, bounded concurrency, or conflict handling required by High-Performance HTTP Proxy.

  5. 05

    Add observability and tests

    ~2h

    Add structured diagnostics and test normal operation, failures, restart behavior, and important invariants for High-Performance HTTP Proxy.

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Tech stack

CMakeBoost