NetServer 1.3
NetServer by Lu Hoai Phong is a lightweight, extensible server platform for building and hosting modern network services and APIs
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NetServer by Lu Hoai Phong is a lightweight, extensible server platform for building and hosting modern network services and APIs. It emphasizes speed, simplicity, and security, making it a dependable choice for projects ranging from quick prototypes to production deployments.
Key features:
- Modular architecture: add or remove capabilities through clean, composable modules and middleware.
- Multi-protocol readiness: suitable for common use cases such as REST APIs, real-time messaging, and service-to-service communication.
- Performance-focused: asynchronous, concurrent I/O for efficient resource use under high load.
- Security first: TLS support, configurable authentication and authorization, and sensible defaults.
- Observability built in: structured logging, metrics, and health endpoints to simplify monitoring.
- Easy configuration: human-readable config files and a developer-friendly API.
- Cloud and container friendly: works well in containers and scales horizontally with stateless patterns.
- Cross-platform: runs on major operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Ideal use cases:
- Backend services and REST/JSON APIs
- Real-time applications and gateways
- Microservices and internal tools
- IoT and edge data collection endpoints
Getting started is straightforward: install, configure a service definition, and launch. Documentation, examples, and issue tracking are available in the project repository.
NetServer is developed by Lu Hoai Phong and is used by 2 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.3. The names of program executable files are netserver.exe, NetSever.exe and Pnetserv.exe.
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