Create Thousands of Proxies on a Single VPS
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a complete, ready-to-use solution that can spin up thousands of functional proxies from a single VPS. Reliability, low latency and strong safeguards against IP bans are all critical; I do not want to babysit a fragile pool that drops connections or burns addresses overnight.
Here’s what matters to me:
• A proven method—whether you prefer 3proxy, Squid, tinyproxy, custom Go code, or another stack—that actually delivers thousands of endpoints on one host without tripping datacenter abuse flags.
• Automated deployment. I expect an install script or Ansible playbook that I can rerun on any fresh Linux VPS (Ubuntu or Debian are fine, but I’m open to your recommendation).
• Solid performance metrics. I should see sub-second response times across the proxy list when tested from multiple regions.
• Security features in place: user/pass auth, rotating IP or port strategy as needed, firewall rules and logs that stop leakage of the server’s real IP.
• Documentation: a concise README that outlines setup, maintenance, and scaling to additional VPS instances.
Acceptance criteria for hand-off:
1. At least 5,000 unique working proxies reachable from the open internet.
2. Test script or Postman collection that verifies success/failure and latency.
3. All source code, configs and credentials delivered in a private repository or ZIP.
If you have screenshots, demo links, or references from similar high-scale proxy projects, please include them—seeing real-world proof will help me decide quickly.
Here’s what matters to me:
• A proven method—whether you prefer 3proxy, Squid, tinyproxy, custom Go code, or another stack—that actually delivers thousands of endpoints on one host without tripping datacenter abuse flags.
• Automated deployment. I expect an install script or Ansible playbook that I can rerun on any fresh Linux VPS (Ubuntu or Debian are fine, but I’m open to your recommendation).
• Solid performance metrics. I should see sub-second response times across the proxy list when tested from multiple regions.
• Security features in place: user/pass auth, rotating IP or port strategy as needed, firewall rules and logs that stop leakage of the server’s real IP.
• Documentation: a concise README that outlines setup, maintenance, and scaling to additional VPS instances.
Acceptance criteria for hand-off:
1. At least 5,000 unique working proxies reachable from the open internet.
2. Test script or Postman collection that verifies success/failure and latency.
3. All source code, configs and credentials delivered in a private repository or ZIP.
If you have screenshots, demo links, or references from similar high-scale proxy projects, please include them—seeing real-world proof will help me decide quickly.
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