Pingora on CentOS 9 with support by ThinkCloud
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Pingora on CentOS 9 with support by ThinkCloud provides a fully configured and optimized platform for building high-performance networked applications using the open source Rust-based Pingora framework from Cloudflare. Pingora is designed as a programmable and extensible foundation for developing fast, reliable network services and HTTP proxy logic with support for modern protocols, including HTTP/1.x, HTTP/2, gRPC, and WebSockets.
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This AWS Marketplace offering runs on CentOS 9, delivering a secure and stable enterprise-ready Linux operating system with the Pingora framework and its dependencies installed and configured for immediate use. With this solution, developers and teams can accelerate service development, prototype custom proxy logic, or deploy scalable infrastructure components without manual setup complexities.
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ThinkCloud also offers optional professional support services, including deployment guidance, configuration assistance, and troubleshooting, helping users get the most out of their Pingora environment on AWS. This solution is ideal for developers, network engineers, and organizations building performant, memory-safe networking applications or customized service proxies.
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Preinstalled and configured Pingora framework on CentOS 9, ready for immediate deployment and development on AWS.
High-performance Rust-based network services framework with support for modern protocols such as HTTP/1.x, HTTP/2, gRPC, and WebSockets.
Optional ThinkCloud expert support for deployment, configuration, and maintenance of your Pingora environment.
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