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          /  |  \                 ,dMMb,                 /  |  \
         /   |   \                I8888I                /   |   \
        /    |    \               `Y88P'               /    |    \
       /     |     \               `YP'               /     |     \
      /      |      \               88               /      |      \
     /       |       \             i88i             /       |       \
    /        |        \            8888            /        |        \
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  `""Y888888888888888P""'        ,888888,        `""Y888888888888888P""'
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Themis is the name of a load balancer, written in GoLang. It will forward the requests randomly to your backends

You have to create a config file in yaml format and put your backends addresses there. (Also there is an example in the repository) And the address of that config file, shoud be exported to environment as a variable.

You have to provide your desired port as an argument

Example:

./main 8585

Feature works:
Right now I have used the simplest algorithm for balancing the load. If you wish to contribute, you can implement other algorithms too, and make me happy :D