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Announcing River: A High Performance and Memory Safe Reverse Proxy Built on Pingora

Announcing River: A High Performance and Memory Safe Reverse Proxy Built on Pingora.
Today we are announcing plans to build a new high performance and memory safe reverse proxy in partnership with Cloudflare, Shopify, and Chainguard. The new software will be built on top of Cloudflare’s Pingora, a Rust-based HTTP proxy, the open sourcing of which was announced today.
Just about every significant deployment on the Internet makes use of reverse proxy software, and the most commonly deployed reverse proxy software is not memory safe.

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