This Go application acts as a HTTP proxy and traffic logger. It establishes secure connections to remote servers via SSH tunnels, forwarding HTTP requests and responses through these tunnels. The application allows you to specify which ports are listened to on the remote server through its configuration, providing flexibility in how traffic is routed. All traffic passing through the proxy is meticulously logged, making it ideal for debugging, security analysis, or monitoring network activity.
- Multiple service support
- Both password and key-based SSH authentication
- Request and response logging
- Configuration via YAML file
Create a config.yaml file:
ssh_servers:
- name: server1
host: example.com
port: "22"
user: username
# password: password # Either password or key_file must be specified
key_file: /path/to/private/key
services:
- name: service1
ssh_server_name: server1
ssh_remote_listen_port: "8080"
dest_url: "http://destination-service:8080"
log_file: "logs/service1.log"
- name: service2
ssh_server_name: localhost
ssh_remote_listen_port: "8081"
dest_url: "http://destination-service-2:8080"
log_file: "logs/service2.log"