rama

This will be the last alpha release of rama 0.3.0. Besides some minor stuff there are still two big features that we want to have done before shipping 0.3.0:

• rama-grpc: Grpc support for rama (#488; funded by one of our commercial partners);
• impl a new Uri implementation in rama-net (#724) and make use of that:
  • as the uri for Request, improving that further;
  • replace RequestContex...

Windows Tier 1 Support

Windows is now a tier 1 platform. Bug tickets specific to windows can now be reported, windows 10 and above.

Added

• Windows promoted to tier-1 target, with pre-built binaries, signed releases, and winget package publication (Plabayo.Rama.Preview) (#683, #689, #690).
• HTTP-to-HTTPS upgrade redirect service (#678).
• Support for custom X.509 certifica...

Added

• ACME client support with rama-acme crate, including HTTP and TLS challenge examples (#603).
• Initial rama-crypto crate with JOSE/JWK/JWA/JWS support (#611).
• New connection pool implementation with metrics support and round-robin reuse (#636, #641).
• TCP (client) connector pool (#637).
• Support for WebSockets in fingerprinting service and rama-ua (#632).
• Target HTTP...

Highlights:

• WebSocket (WS) Support: Introduced the new rama-ws crate with full WebSocket support. Includes both client and server implementations, a CLI tool (with TUI), Autobahn test suite integration, and HTTP/2 support. Examples and documentation are included.

• SOCKS5 Support: Added full client and server support via the new rama-socks5 crate. Includes support for...

🎉 Rama 0.2.0 is out! After 3+ years of R&D, countless iterations, and production-grade usage, Rama is now a solid choice for building modular, high-performance clients, servers, and proxies — all in Rust. Rama strikes a balance between flexibility and structure, with full customizability, batteries included, and a growing ecosystem of real-world adopters.

Rama is still evolving, but alrea...