fabienvauchelles
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10 months ago Hi, Scrapoxy 4 is out!
Scrapoxy is a open source proxy aggregator, allowing you to manage all proxies in one place 🎯, rather than spreading it across multiple scrapers 🕸️.
Smartly designed for efficient traffic routing 🔀, Scrapoxy minimizes #bans and boosts success rates 🚀.
The tech stack is built on the latest NodeJS, Typescript, utilizing the NestJS and Angular frameworks.
Here are the key features:
- ☁️ Cloud Providers with easy installation: Scrapoxy supports many cloud providers like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- 🌐 Proxy Services: Scrapoxy supports many proxy services like Rayobyte, IPRoyal or Zyte.
- 💻 Hardware materials: Scrapoxy supports many 4G proxy farms hardware types, like Proxidize or XProxy.io.
- 📜 Free Proxy Lists: Scrapoxy supports lists of HTTP/HTTPS proxies and SOCKS4/SOCKS5 proxies.
- ⏰ Timeout free: Scrapoxy only routes traffic to online proxies to avoid inactive connection.
- 🔄 Auto-Rotate proxies: Scrapoxy automatically changes IP addresses at regular intervals.
- 🏃 Auto-Scale proxies: Scrapoxy monitors incoming traffic and automatically scales the number of proxies according to your needs.
- 🍪 Sticky sessions on Browser: Scrapoxy keeps the same IP address for a scraping session, even for browsers.
- 🚨 Ban management: Scrapoxy injects the name of the proxy into the HTTP responses.
- 📡 Traffic interception: Scrapoxy intercepts HTTP requests/responses to modify headers, keeping consistency in your scraping stack. It can add session cookies or specific headers like user-agent.
- 📊 Traffic monitoring: Scrapoxy measures incoming and outgoing traffic to provide an overview of your scraping session.
- 🌍 Coverage monitoring: Scrapoxy displays the geographic coverage of your proxies to better understand the global distribution of your proxies.
- 🚀 Easy-to-use and production-ready: Scrapoxy is suitable for both beginners and experts (Kubernetes / Helm).
- 🔓 Open Source: And of course, Scrapoxy is open source, under the MIT license.
Checkout https://scrapoxy.io/ !
Hello,
Did you try to integrate Scrapoxy.io into anyproxy ?
It could help to have many outcoming IPs.
Best regards, Fabien