Calagopus Cross-Node Game Server Tunnels - Built on QUIC.
- Rust 99.8%
- Shell 0.2%
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Tundra
tundra is a private networking layer between game server nodes, written in Rust. Containers on different hosts reach each other through loopback addresses over one mTLS QUIC connection per node pair - TCP over streams, UDP over datagrams - with a control plane as the single source of truth for identity, membership and access. Planned restarts exec in place and carry every open connection across, so a node upgrade drops nothing.