bgpfeeder

Route feeder

A daemon that distributes static BGPv4 routes to routers.

A BGPv4 daemon to distribute an infrequently-changing set of static routes

GitHub

8 stars
10 watching
1 forks
Language: Ruby
last commit: about 4 years ago
Linked from 1 awesome list


Backlinks from these awesome lists:

Related projects:

RepositoryDescriptionStars
martenbjork/distribute-layersA module to distribute multiple Framer.js layers in a visually appealing way.87
uber/ringpop-goA library that helps coordinate and distribute work among multiple worker nodes in a distributed system836
dgryski/go-jumpAn implementation of Google's Consistent Hash function for efficient data distribution across multiple servers.383
dabreegster/route_snapperA tool for client-side routing in maps using a pre-built graph file149
yaronsumel/grapesA tool for distributing commands over SSH without the need for explicit connection setup.169
lucasmerlin/hurlurlA load balancer that distributes users across multiple instances of a shared resource.65
greenfieldtech/irkedAutomatic routing framework for Vert.x-web with annotations and dynamic discovery.34
jbyfordrew/blazortransitionablerouteEnables page transition animations in Blazor applications by remembering the last route and allowing for context-dependent transitions.173
thephpleague/routeA component for building and managing web application routes and dispatching requests.653
oedotme/generoutedA tool that generates client-side file-based routing for web applications built with React and Vite.1,091
garrydzeng/cycle-pageA client-side router for managing browser history and handling URL changes4
claygod/bxogAn HTTP request multiplexer written in Go.101
ipeagit/r5rAn R package and Java API for routing on multimodal transport networks using the R5 engine184
hemengke1997/vite-plugin-remix-flat-routesA plugin that enables file-system routing with Remix-inspired routing for React applications using Vite.2
nikogura/dbtA delivery system that securely and transparently distributes up-to-date, signed tools to users, eliminating the need for specialized expertise.62