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...Designed from ground-up, the server takes full advantage of HTTP/2 features including prioritized content serving and server push, promising outstanding experience to the visitors of your web site. Full support for dependency and weight-based prioritization with server-side tweaks. Static file serving, FastCGI, reverse proxy, scriptable using mruby (Rack-based), graceful restart and self-upgrade, BPF-based tracing tool (experimental), and more. H2O is a new generation HTTP server. Not only is it very fast, it also provides much quicker response to end-users when compared to older generations of HTTP servers. Written in C and licensed under the MIT License, it can also be used as a library.

Mostly copied from mod_auth_basic of apache-2.2. The basic-auth handshake was replaced by some code which gets the userid out of a customable variable. The variable could be anything ap_expr could read in authentication hook, e.g.: a header field, a httpd environment variable or an SSL environment variable. The syntax is the same known from RewriteCond of mod_rewrite: e.g.: %{HTTP:variable}, %{ENV:variable} or %{SSL:variable} No password is written into internal httpd variables. So...

ModSecurity is a web application firewall that can work either embedded or as a reverse proxy. It provides protection from a range of attacks against web applications and allows for HTTP traffic monitoring, logging and real-time analysis.

TinyReversProxy is a lightweight reverse proxy especially designed for embedded systems. It has been written in C language in the ESECO SYSTEMS company which builds Web3.0 and Web4.0 appliances for the domains of security and risk protection.

Hive is a reverse proxy server that passes requests from client browsers to a cluster of back-end web servers. It communicates with its monitoring programs residing on each back-end server to achieve precise load-balancing.

mod_replace is an Apache 2.0.x filter that rewrites text patterns based on PCRE within an request header / body or an response header. It is commonly used with mod_proxy's reverse proxy feature to fix incorrect behaviour of web applications.