Aurora: AI gateway fork for multi-IP setups, 55x faster than LiteLLM
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Hey, I recently found Aurora (a Go-based LLM gateway) on the internet. I liked the lightweight concept but found it lacked essential production features, advanced routing, and a flexible management interface. I deeply upgraded it into a stable, feature-rich fork for my own infrastructure. Most impo…
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- 2026-09-08 14:03 · DEV Community — AI
Aurora: AI gateway fork for multi-IP setups, 55x faster than LiteLLM
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