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Unless I'm missing something, websocket reverse proxying doesn't work. I haven't looked into what it would require to support this, but it would be pretty nice.

I've had my eye on Vulcand for a while. Waiting for this to try it with one of my Docker WebSocket applications running in CoreOS. Sounds like the perfect replacement for HAProxy!

I'm also looking to use vulcand but would require this first. Great project!

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+1 for websocket support. This would make Vulcan a viable alternative to HAproxy/Nginx.

:+1: Blocker for me, now using nginx+confd

:+1: +1 I would love to use vulcand in our stack but we require websocket support.

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I follow Vulcand closely and websocket is a must for me to use this awesome project. Great work! :+1:

+1. Any official news @klizhentas? There's a whole lot of people waiting for this feature

@matiasdecarli no official news yet :-) Here's roadmap for your convenience:

https://github.com/mailgun/vulcand/blob/master/ROADMAP.md

I will be updating it with the latest changes/projects I'm currently working on

@klizhentas Roadmap looks like a nice start, but estimated timeframe would be nice. Also, websockets, the feature we're requesting, isn't on the roadmap. :-)

@klizhentas I just read that road map and realized that you even add HTML/2 on your Long Term but I couldn't see any websockets. As you may now the HTML/2 specs are far from ready or even ready for RFC but webSockets are here and everywhere. :)

@AttilaSATAN given all the interest from the community I'm definitely considering adding it - I'm currently changing the configuration and API to be more friendly to new protocols

@klizhentas you are my hero :)

@klizhentas also makes a good cup of espresso and can show you how. :coffee: :wink:

Just found out about vulcan and am going to start trying this out as our load balancer for one project and a proxy for another now!

Looking forward to websockets, would be happy to review and work on the websocket piece with you.

@rgbkrk thanks, sure will ping you once it's ready!

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I blindly tried using vulcan to front a websocket server and just couldn't understand why I was getting that 400 error ... haha.

Any progress on this?

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would probably switch from confd/nginx to this in a heartbeat if it supported websockets

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If somebody can give me a hint where to hook up i can try to jump into this feature :)

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