CoreTraffic is the serve.zone ingress component that receives routing updates from Coreflow and applies them to @push.rocks/smartproxy. It runs as a small TypeScript service inside the cluster and keeps HTTP redirects, HTTPS termination, backend routing, default response headers, and optional basic authentication in sync with the control plane.

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What It Does

CoreTraffic is intentionally focused:

Starts a SmartProxy instance for cluster ingress.
Connects to Coreflow over @api.global/typedsocket.
Registers the updateRouting typed request handler.
Converts IReverseProxyConfig[] updates into SmartProxy route configs.
Adds an HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect route on port 7999.
Adds HTTPS reverse-proxy routes on port 8000 with per-domain certificates.
Adds the servezone_coretraffic_version response header to managed routes.

Runtime Flow

Coreflow
  -> TypedSocket updateRouting
  -> CoreflowConnector
  -> CoretrafficTaskManager buffered setupRouting task
  -> SmartProxy.updateRoutes(...)

Routing updates are buffered so fast repeated changes collapse into the most recent route state instead of overwhelming the proxy engine.

Usage

import { CoreTraffic } from 'coretraffic';

const coreTraffic = new CoreTraffic();
await coreTraffic.start();

// later
await coreTraffic.stop();

In production, CoreTraffic is normally started through runCli() and expects Coreflow to be reachable at http://coreflow:3000.

Routing Input

CoreTraffic consumes @tsclass/tsclass reverse proxy configs:

const reverseConfig = {
  hostName: 'app.example.com',
  destinationIps: ['10.0.0.10'],
  destinationPorts: [3000],
  privateKey: '-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----...',
  publicKey: '-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----...',
  authentication: {
    type: 'Basic',
    user: 'admin',
    pass: 'secret',
  },
};

Each config becomes one HTTPS SmartProxy route with TLS termination and one or more backend targets generated from the destination IP/port combinations.

Development

Install dependencies with pnpm:

pnpm install

Build TypeScript:

pnpm run build

Run tests:

pnpm test

Check outdated dependencies:

pnpm outdated

Important Dependencies

@push.rocks/smartproxy: route-based proxy engine used for redirects, TLS termination, and forwarding.
@api.global/typedsocket: Coreflow connection transport.
@api.global/typedrequest: typed RPC handler registration.
@serve.zone/interfaces: typed Coreflow/CoreTraffic routing request contract.
@push.rocks/taskbuffer: buffered routing update execution.

License and Legal Information

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