A high-performance proxy rotator and concurrent HTTP requester written in Go. Designed for professional use in web scraping, load testing, red teaming, and distributed automation tasks.
- 🔁 Automatically fetch and rotate proxies from multiple sources
- 🌐 Support for HTTP/SOCKS proxies
- 🔄 Smart retry logic and proxy cooldown on 429/NGINX rate limit
- ⚡ Up to 50 (or configurable) concurrent HTTP requests
- 📉 Real-time request statistics and error monitoring
- 🧠 Intelligent proxy recycling
- ⚙️ Configurable request targets and headers
- 🧪 Easily extensible for testing or research automation
Use rotating proxies to scrape public data from websites while avoiding IP bans and rate limiting.
Example:
- Scraping job postings from multiple career websites
- Collecting real-time stock or product prices
- Aggregating user reviews or public records
Simulate high volumes of user traffic from different IPs to test server resilience and rate-limiting rules.
Example:
- Testing a new NGINX rate limiter configuration
- Validating cloud API auto-scaling setups under load
- Evaluating CDN performance from different regions
Mimic distributed attacker behavior by sending requests from multiple proxies to test WAFs, IP bans, and fraud detection.
Example:
- Simulate botnet behavior for pentesting
- Validate fraud-detection systems
- Check exposure to DDoS-style request patterns
Access endpoints from various regions using rotating proxies to verify geolocation-based features or restrictions.
Example:
- Test how a website behaves in different countries
- Verify content delivery through geo-targeted CDNs
- Check region-based feature gating
Maintain anonymity while performing automated data collection or media monitoring from restrictive regions.
Example:
- Monitoring news or propaganda changes in certain countries
- Researching how search engines show results based on IP origin
- Tracking disinformation campaigns using bot behavior simulation
git clone https://github.com/senaxor/go-proxy-rotator.git
cd go-proxy-rotator
go build -o go-proxy-rotator