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Varnish module (VMOD) that supports binary-to-text encodings and decodings for the VCL data type BLOB.
NOTE: THIS PROJECT IS END-OF-LIFE AS A THIRD-PARTY VMOD.
Since Varnish 5.2, it is part of the standard Varnish distribution as VMOD blob.
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A minimal haproxy image with a TLS listener for testing purposes. The haproxy generates synthetic responses containing the request line, host and URI from the incoming request, always with status 200. With test certificate and CA.
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Efficient JSON parsing in VCL with the frozen parser (see https://github.com/cesanta/frozen) For issues & merge requests please use the gitlab mirror: https://gitlab.com/uplex/varnish/libvmod-frozen
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Varnish Module (VMOD) to access the PCRE2 regular expression library.
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Send blobs as synthetic bodies from Varnish VCL
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VSLP Director – Varnish StateLess Persistence Director
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basic operations for the VCL blob type
THIS PROJECT IS END-OF-LIFE AS A THIRD-PARTY VMOD.
Since Varnish 5.2, this VMOD is included in the standard Varnish distribution.
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rsync with liblongpath
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Varnish Fetch Processor (VFP) to support the brotli compression algorithm for responses fetched from backends.
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http-echo is an HTTP server that echoes all requests in the response.
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Director to facilitate clustering/sharding of varnish-caches
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Varnish module (VMOD) to expose details of backend health states
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Varnish module (VMOD) for dispatching control to VCL labels or subroutines
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Display formatted Varnish log contents for client and backend transactions and other logged events.
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Kubernetes Ingress Controller based on Varnish NOTE: WORK IN PROGRESS
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Dynamically adjust backend weights based on a http response from the backend
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ETags generated in Varnish -- use https://gitlab.com/uplex/varnish/libvmod-etag for issues
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VMOD for VCL variables as objects: constants, global variables, TASK and TOP scope
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Go bindings for Varnish's native logging, statistics and administrative interfaces.
NOTE: This is work in progress.