dotnet/yarp

This system is a .NET-based reverse proxy and ingress controller framework, primarily known as YARP. It provides a modular architecture for routing, load balancing, and transforming HTTP and WebSocket traffic, with specific support for Kubernetes Ingress resources and HTTP.sys delegation. The codebase also includes extensive telemetry consumption capabilities for monitoring proxy health and performance, alongside a comprehensive suite of samples and tests demonstrating these features.

This period marks the initial release of YARP, establishing the core reverse proxy architecture, configuration models, and routing capabilities. The work focused on building the foundational infrastructure, including the build system, test suites, and sample applications, while introducing key features like active health checks, load balancing, and session affinity.

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This period focused on introducing a new Kubernetes controller with atomic configuration updates, resource informers, and rate limiting, alongside a new Http.sys request delegation feature. It also included the addition of multiple sample projects for Prometheus metrics, Let's Encrypt integration, and static site serving, while refactoring configuration validation into dedicated components.

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