Kadugu VPN – QUIC, TCP Split connection approach for blazing speed
Kadugu VPN – QUIC, TCP Split connection approach for blazing speed
I’ve been working on Kadugu, a lightweight and decentralized(libp2p-rust) VPN designed for self-hosting on a VPS or setting up between friends. Key Features: Optimized for Performance: Kadugu uses the QUIC protocol along with a split connection approach (QUIC+TCP) to handle unstable networks. This results in faster speeds and more reliable connections, especially when dealing with variable network conditions. Lightweight Codebase: The entire project is under 1,000 lines of code. Just download the single binary, run it, and share your Peer ID to connect.
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