Sockudo – Pusher-compatible WebSocket server in Rust

Описание и применение

Sockudo – это легковесный сервер WebSocket на Rust, совместимый с протоколом Pusher, позволяющий заменить сторонние сервисы Pusher, сохраняя существующий фронтенд без изменений.

Задача

Organizations using Pusher, Laravel Reverb, or Soketi needed a self-hosted, performance‑efficient WebSocket server that could be used with existing Pusher client libraries without frontend changes.

Результат

Sockudo enables organizations to replace third‑party WebSocket services with a self‑hosted, high‑performance server that is fully compatible with existing Pusher client libraries, reducing costs and improving control over infrastructure.

Рабочий процесс

• 1. Pull the Sockudo image or install via Cargo.
• 2. Run Docker: docker run -d -p 6001:6001 sockudo/sockudo:latest or start with Cargo.
• 3. Configure adapters (Redis, NATS, etc.) and backend storage (MySQL, PostgreSQL, DynamoDB).
• 4. Set up authentication, CORS, and TLS as needed.
• 5. Point Pusher client libraries (e.g., Laravel Echo) to the Sockudo endpoint.
• 6. Monitor via Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards.
• 7. Scale horizontally using modular adapters and queue systems for webhooks.

Доказательства

Sockudo speaks the Pusher protocol, so if you’re already using Pusher client libraries (like Laravel Echo), you can point them at Sockudo without changing your frontend code.

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It runs with Tokio for async, uses fastwebsockets for the WebSocket implementation, and the whole thing is pretty lean on memory.

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Getting started is straightforward: docker run -d -p 6001:6001 sockudo/sockudo:latest

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