[rdsubhas]

Quite nice. node-http-proxy is awesome, lacks a few features (but has a few more such as websockets). Redbird has http2 as well.

But to be frank, we have used node-http-proxy and other stuff before. It doesn't end with development. People put this to reverse proxy API calls in production, and then the other stuff that this calls into - it also uses proxying to call more stuff. In general, if you find yourself using this as a "convenient, declarative way to route" in production, you _might potentially_ be digging yourself a hole. The lines between "harmless reverse proxying" and "service routing and discovery" can become thin.