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Bifrost is intended to be a tool for securely tunneling protocols over unreliable networks. I placed it under the more advanced tools section since it also is capable of being used as a library for building apps with Go and is not strictly about tunneling but rather building dynamically configurable networked Go apps. Signed-off-by: Christian Stewart <christian@aperture.us>
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Thanks @paralin! Looks like an interesting project. Is it being used in production anywhere? |
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Thanks @anderspitman - yes, at Aperture Robotics at least. I am looking to build traction around it at the moment! |
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Bifrost (Apache-2.0 license) is intended to be a tool for securely tunneling protocols over unreliable networks.
I placed it under the more advanced tools section since it also is capable of being used as a library for building apps with Go and is not strictly about tunneling but rather building dynamically configurable networked Go apps.