# Async MTProto Proxy #
Fast and simple to setup mtproto proxy.
## Starting Up ##
(optional, recommended) pip install uvloop
pip install mtprotoproxy
mtprotoproxy <port> <secret> [ad_tag] [tls_domain]. Example: mtprotoproxy 443 d14c0fb43d4bb5be3184037560fb146c 3c09c680b76ee91a4c25ad51f742267d google.com
## Channel Advertising ##
To advertise a channel get a tag from @MTProxybot.
## Performance ##
The proxy performance should be enough to comfortably serve about 4 000 simultaneous users on the VDS instance with 1 CPU core and 1024MB RAM.
## Advanced Usage ##
The proxy can be launched: - with a custom config: python3 mtprotoproxy.py [configfile] - several times, clients will be automaticaly balanced between instances
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