Shadowsocks.be Website Review

operating system, provide an additional software Abstraction layer, and automatic management mechanism for operating system layer virtualization. Docker uses the resource separation mechanisms in the Linux kernel, such as cgroups, and the Linux core namespace to create separate software containers. This can operate under a single entity, avoiding the extra burden of starting a virtual machine. To put it simply, Docker is a container, and everything can be plugged in. You can also understand it as a lightweight virtual machine. The advantage of using Docker is that it is not destructive to the current system environment. Basically, a mirror can run on any machine that contains Docker. It is very convenient. This article focuses on several Shadowsocks images that I made while learning Docker, and how to use them. System support: CentOS 6+, Debian 7+, Ubuntu 12+ Memory requirements: ≥128M Cannot be started at the same time after installation (because it is essentially Python version). System support: CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu Memory requirements: ≥128M One-click installation and configuration of haproxy, to achieve the function of transit Shadowsocks. Shadowsocks, an excellent socks agent tool based on various encryption methods. Now that Shadowsocks is ready to use, why use a third-party server to transfer it? The reasons are nothing more than the following: 1. Overcome the lack of local bandwidth and international bandwidth communication. Local direct connections are international traffic, and due to well-known reasons, some areas will be limited or even interfered. Through the third-party server in the domestic computer room to do the transfer, thereby overcoming the problem of insufficient international bandwidth of the local network. 2. Hide the need for real IP. This is not much to explain. System support: CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu Memory requirements: ≥128M One-click installation of ShadowsocksR server. Please do*nload the matching client program to connect. Server port: set by yourself (if not set, the default is randomly generated from 9000-19999) Pas*word: set by yourself (if not set, default is teddysun.com) Encryption mode: set by yourself (if not set) , the default is aes-256-cfb) Protocol: set your own (if not set, the default is origin)