Xray-Load-Balancer

Create a Load Balancer Xray Config.

Usage

🟢 Linux:

apt update
apt ugprade -y
apt install git -y
apt install python3-pip -y
apt install python3-venv -y
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip -y
git clone https://github.com/Surfboardv2ray/Xray-Load-Balancer.git
cd Xray-Load-Balancer
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 server.py

🟢 Android Termux:

apt update
apt ugprade
apt install git -y
apt install python -y
git clone https://github.com/Surfboardv2ray/Xray-Load-Balancer.git
cd Xray-Load-Balancer
pip install -r requirements.txt
python server.py

Caution

Installation includes git, python, package updates and python requirements. Please note that, specially for running Android Termux locally, it will bypass y/n prompt and default to install without confirmation, resulting in charging you extra for downloaded packages; if not priorly installed.

🟡 Python Anywhere

Deploying on pythonanywhere, run the Linux command on a bash console. Edit your webapp wsgi.py file as following (replace your_username with your own):

import sys
import os
project_home = '/home/your_username/Xray-Load-Balancer'
if project_home not in sys.path:
    sys.path.insert(0, project_home)
os.chdir(project_home)
from server import app as application

Supported Protocols

🟡 Below is the list of currently supported protocols for creating a Load Balancer Xray config:

• VLESS+GRPC
• VLESS+GRPC+TLS
• VLESS+TCP
• VLESS+TCP+HTTP
• VLESS+TCP+TLS
• VLESS+TCP+TLS+HTTP
• VLESS+TCP+REALITY
• VLESS+GRPC+REALITY
• VLESS+WS
• VLESS+WS+TLS
• VLESS+WS+HTTP
• VLESS+WS+HTTP+TLS
• VMESS+GRPC
• VMESS+GRPC+TLS
• VMESS+TCP
• VMESS+TCP+HTTP
• VMESS+TCP+TLS
• VMESS+TCP+TLS+HTTP
• VMESS+WS
• VMESS+WS+TLS
• VMESS+WS+HTTP
• VMESS+WS+HTTP+TLS
• TROJAN+TCP
• TROJAN+TCP+HTTP
• TROJAN+TCP+TLS
• TROJAN+TCP+TLS+HTTP
• TROJAN+TCP+REALITY
• TROJAN+GRPC+REALITY
• TROJAN+GRPC+TLS
• TROJAN+WS
• TROJAN+WS+TLS
• TROJAN+WS+HTTP
• TROJAN+WS+HTTP+TLS

Acknowledgements

🟡 v2ray to JSON converter copyrights to Am-Delta. They're using Unlicense license for their script.

🟡 Base JSON derived from Xray Proxy Grabber. They're using MIT License.