wlfvpn / v2ray-haproxy-docker

V2Ray+HAProxy installer for Two server proxy setups (One Bridge and Upstream proxy server)

V2Ray installer for a two VPS setup

This project is a bash script that aims to setup a V2Ray Proxy on a Linux servers, as easily as possible!

V2fly (a community-driven edition of V2Ray) is not a proxy itself, it's a modular platform for proxies that make it possible to setup different combinations of Proxy Protocls (like ShadowSocks, Vmess, Vless, Trojan,...) and Transports (like TCP, Websocket(ws), TLS, HTTP2 ...). Currently this combinations are the default ones: vmess-ws, shadowsocks-ws, vless-ws and vless-ws-tls.

Note: Since these transports overlap, you might be using more than one of them at a time. For example vmess-ws-TLS uses vmess as proxy protocol, websocket as transport and wraps the whole thing in TLS for security.

Requirements

• Two VPS servers. A domestic VPS hosted in your country and a non-domestic one hosted elsewhere.

• docker and docker-compose should be installed and running on those servers. Instruction to install:

  • docker

    • If your OS has snap installed, probably installing docker with the following command is the easiest way.

      sudo snap install docker

    • If not, follow Install Docker Engine . You may take a look at Post-installation steps for Linux to add your user to docker group as well.

  • docker-compose Download the binary (compatible with the installed docker engine in previous step) Install Docker Compose

*NOTE: If installed docker via snap, docker-compose is also installed with it.

Terminology

• Upstream Server: A server that has free access to the Internet.
• Bridge Server: A server that is available to clients and has access to the upstream server. HAProxy runs here. This server acts only as a layer4 TCP or layer7 HTTP relay(i.e recieves client request => forwards request to Upstream server => recieve response from upstream => forwards response to client )
• Client: A user-side application with access to the bridge server.

(Client) <-> [ Bridge Server (HAProxy) ] <-> [ Upstream Server (V2Ray) ] <-> (Internet)

Usage

Server

Clone the repo and execute the insall script on both bridge and upstream server. Answer the questions asked by the script and it will take care of the rest.

git clone https://github.com/UZziell/v2ray-haproxy-docker;
cd v2ray-haproxy-docker;
chmod +x v2ray-install.sh;
sudo ./v2ray-install.sh

Run the script again to uninstall the service. When the setup is over on the Upstream server, 3 QRCodes and URLs (vmess://, vless://, ss://) will be generated for clients. After added configs in the client app:

• Those that end in Bridged should work all the time (i.e during internet shutdown)
• Those configs that end with Direct, connect directly to the upstream server (the speed is better but only works in "normal" times).

Client

Install the appropriate app from the list below and add the server by scanning the QRCode or using the link.

VMess and Vless Protocol

In theory any v2ray client should work.

Tested clients apps:

• Android: XRAY VPN - v2rayNG

• IOS: Fair - ShadowLink

• Linux:

  • CLI: v2ray package - v2fly
  • GUI: nekoray

• MacOs: V2rayU

• Windows: nekoray

Shadowsocks Protocol

These are recommended client apps:

• Android: Shadowsocks + V2ray Plugin

P.S.

This repository is kind of forked from v2ray-docker-compose . Regards to @miladrahimi and other contributors.

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