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ShadowSocks-Server

ShadowSocks-Server

qdm12

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Shadowsocks is a tunneling proxy developed to be free, open-source, and mainly used by Chinese people to bypass the Great Firewall restrictions. While us‍ing, it covers your browser traffic only, and it is almost impossible to detect and block it. The Docker image is: --Based on Scratch (no OS) for a total‍ size of 3.53MB --Compatible with all the CPU architectures supported by Docker: linux/amd64, linux/386, linux/arm64, linux/arm/v6, linux/arm/v7, linux/s‍390x, linux/ppc64le and linux/riscv64 --Shadowsocks is implemented in Go and compiled statically using Go 1.16

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Shadowsocks Server is a secure SOCKS5 proxy designed to bypass internet censorship. It allows users to route traffic through an encrypted tunnel, making it useful for accessing restricted content or enhancing privacy. This implementation is built in Go, packaged into a minimal Do…

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Requirements

100m
50Mi
8388

Stacks

ShadowSocks-ServerService

Author

qdm12

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#go-application#censorship-bypass#docker-container#multi-architecture#shadowsocks-server#security-tool#self-hosted-proxy###arm-support#v2ray-alternative##
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