ThisSeanZhang/landscape

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What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

Landscape is a Linux router application built in Rust with eBPF that routes traffic by domain rather than just IP. It uses a userspace DNS plane with per-flow isolated DNS servers whose answers populate kernel eBPF maps, while XDP/TC hooks steer packets in-kernel without iptables or a userspace datapath.

Use cases

• turn a Linux machine into a home router
• route traffic by domain instead of IP lists
• give each device or flow its own DNS server and upstream
• send selected traffic through a Docker container proxy
• configure full-cone NAT for BT/PT while keeping strict NAT elsewhere
• avoid iptables and userspace packet forwarding overhead
• manage router settings through a web UI and REST API

When to choose

• you want a software router on a standard Linux distro like Debian, Arch, or openSUSE
• you need domain-based traffic steering with per-flow DNS isolation
• you want kernel-speed packet handling via eBPF XDP/TC
• you need fine-grained NAT control per domain or IP
• you want everything scriptable through a REST API

When to avoid

• you run FreeBSD, macOS, or Alpine Linux
• your kernel is older than 6.9 or lacks BTF/BPF support
• you need an OpenWrt-style turnkey router image
• you are memory-constrained below ~1.5 GiB
• you prefer traditional iptables/nftables-based routing

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networking routing security self-hosted web-framework networking self-hosted infrastructure-as-code developer-tools rust ebpf xdp tc tproxy router dns nat traffic-steering linux-router domain-based-routing dns-server linux web-server docker

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