mirrorproxy

A self-hosted gateway that helps workstations and CI access software sources through one stable endpoint when upstream sources are slow or unreachable.

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Overview

MirrorProxy is a self-hosted proxy gateway for software sources that may be slow, inaccessible, or unreliable in restricted networks. It supports code hosting, container registries, package ecosystems, developer tools, and operating system repositories. Deploy it on a server with reliable upstream access, then point workstations or CI builds to its domain. It fetches and caches content on demand, can switch between configured upstreams, and provides controls and monitoring for shared use.

Key features

  • Proxy code hosting, container, package, developer-tool, and operating system sources.
  • Fetch and cache content on demand.
  • Configure multiple upstreams and switch between them when one is unavailable.
  • Manage shared access with quotas and rules, and monitor traffic and source health.

Best for

Individuals and teams that need a self-hosted, consistent source endpoint for workstations or CI, especially on restricted networks or when upstream sources are unreliable.

Upstream
inbjo/MirrorProxy
Fork on GitHub
Guo-astro/mirrorproxy
Upstream stars
257
Category
Developer tools and infrastructure
License
MIT
Forked
2026-10-14
Sync status
In syncLast synced 2026-10-19