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abhiraj-ku/Geki

A Layer-7 PostgreSQL proxy in Go that parses SQL to intelligently split read traffic to replicas and write traffic to the primary, with Prometheus-powered real-time metrics.

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How fast abhiraj-ku/Geki is gaining stars, and where it lands on Trendshift and GitHub Trending

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Stars, forks and merged pull requests each day or month, lined up with the repository's rank on Trendshift Trending

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Recent discussions about this repository across the web
  1. Nov 51 post
    • Been building a Layer-7 Postgres proxy in Go If you parse the raw wire protocol you can catch queries in flight. SELECT goes to the replica, INSERT goes to the primary. The application never knows.…

      Read full on X, posted by @abhirajabhi312

      @abhirajabhi312 · x.com

  2. 2 months earlier
  3. Sep 161 post
    • 1/5 (Final update) I built Geki: a Layer-7 PostgreSQL proxy in Go. Apps talk to Geki. Geki speaks the Postgres wire protocol, pools backends, and sends reads to replicas / writes to the primary.…

      Read full on X, posted by @abhirajabhi312

      @abhirajabhi312 · x.com

  4. Sep 131 post
    • Another mistake: I looked for ReadyForQuery when trying to inspect SQL. Queries are frontend 'Q' messages. Protocol names and direction matter more than they look. 4/5

      Read full on X, posted by @abhirajabhi312

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  5. Sep 121 post
    • I am making a layer 7 postgres proxy and i have named it "Geki" and here's the update on it : It now acts as a lightweight PostgreSQL TCP proxy: it accepts client connections on :5433, forwards…

      Read full on X, posted by @abhirajabhi312

      @abhirajabhi312 · x.com