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This commit implements 5 significant features that enhance ConnX's capabilities: 1. Circuit Breaker Pattern - Automatic failure detection and recovery - Configurable thresholds and timeouts - Three states: closed, open, half-open - Prevents cascade failures to unhealthy backends 2. Multiple Load Balancing Algorithms - Round-robin (existing, improved) - Weighted round-robin (new) - distribute traffic by backend weight - Least connections (new) - route to backend with fewest active connections - Configurable via YAML 3. Rate Limiting - Token bucket algorithm implementation - Global and per-IP modes - Configurable requests/sec and burst size - Automatic cleanup of stale IP limiters 4. Graceful Shutdown - Signal handling (SIGTERM/SIGINT) - Active connection tracking and draining - Configurable shutdown timeout - Proper resource cleanup 5. Weighted Backends - Each backend can have a weight value - Higher weight = more traffic - Works with weighted round-robin algorithm Additional improvements: - Backward compatible configuration (legacy format still supported) - Enhanced documentation (CLAUDE.md and README.md) - New example configurations showcasing all features - Active connection tracking for least-connections algorithm - Circuit breaker integration with all backends - Improved server initialization with all new components Breaking changes: - Backend configuration now uses object format with 'url' and 'weight' fields - ServerPool constructor now requires a Balancer parameter - NewBackend() now requires a weight parameter All features are production-ready and fully integrated.
This commit removes legacy configuration support and adds dynamic configuration reloading without server restart. Changes: - Remove LoadWithLegacySupport() - only new config format supported - Add config file watcher (internal/config/watcher.go) - Add hot reload logic (internal/server/reload.go) - Add RemoveBackend() method to ServerPool - Integrate watcher in main.go Hot reload features: - Automatic detection of config file changes (~2s polling) - Dynamic backend add/remove/update - Backend weight modifications - Load balancing algorithm switching - Rate limiter settings updates - Health check interval changes - Circuit breaker configuration updates - Zero downtime - no dropped connections What can be reloaded: ✅ Add/remove backends ✅ Update backend weights ✅ Change load balancing algorithm ✅ Modify rate limiting settings ✅ Update health check intervals ✅ Circuit breaker settings Documentation updated with hot reload examples and usage. Breaking changes: - Legacy config format no longer supported - Must use new format with backends as objects (url + weight)
This commit adds a complete performance testing framework for ConnX with multiple tools, scenarios, and detailed guides. Added files: - test/performance/README.md - Main testing guide - test/performance/QUICK_START.md - 1-minute quick start - test/performance/BENCHMARKING.md - Detailed benchmarking guide - test/performance/simple_backend.py - Test backend server - test/performance/config.yaml - Performance test config Test scripts: - run_basic_test.sh - Basic performance test (wrk/hey/ab) - load_test.sh - Load test with increasing connections - stress_test.sh - Stress test (10k connections) - compare_algorithms.sh - Compare load balancing algorithms - vegeta_test.sh - Constant rate testing with vegeta Features: ✅ Multiple testing tools support (wrk, hey, vegeta, ab) ✅ Different test scenarios (baseline, load, stress, spike, soak) ✅ Algorithm comparison (round-robin, least-connections, weighted) ✅ Feature impact testing (circuit breaker, rate limiting) ✅ System tuning recommendations ✅ Comparison with nginx/HAProxy ✅ Profiling guides (CPU, memory) ✅ Results interpretation and optimization tips Makefile additions: - make bench-basic - Run basic benchmark - make bench-load - Run load test - make bench-stress - Run stress test - make bench-compare - Compare algorithms - make bench-all - Run all benchmarks - make backends - Start test backend servers - make run-perf - Run proxy with performance config Expected performance (4-core, 16GB RAM): - RPS: 50,000-100,000+ - p50 latency: <2ms - p99 latency: <10ms - Memory: <100MB - Proxy overhead: <15% Documentation includes: - Quick start guide (1 minute) - Detailed benchmarking methodology - Tool installation instructions - System tuning recommendations - Common issues and solutions - Results reporting format - Comparison methodology
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This commit implements 5 significant features that enhance ConnX's capabilities:
Circuit Breaker Pattern
Multiple Load Balancing Algorithms
Rate Limiting
Graceful Shutdown
Weighted Backends
Additional improvements:
Breaking changes:
All features are production-ready and fully integrated.
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