Think of network bonding as the ultimate team sport for your internet connections. By aggregating multiple individual connections from different ISPs, bonding transforms them into one powerhouse connection. Imagine the Avengers assembling, but for your internet speed – multiple links working together to fight buffering and lag.
We’ve built a solution that establishes multiple connections over different ISPs to a VPN server. It’s like a highway with extra lanes just for you, reducing traffic jams and letting you cruise at top speed. Our software is designed to be as flexible as your favorite yoga pose, accommodating various configurations to maximize your speed and reliability.
Our mission is simple: Make bonding free and accessible to everyone. We believe in a world where everyone has the right to super-fast internet, and we’re making it happen, one bond at a time.
Bonding Should Be Free is a nonprofit organization committed to democratizing internet speed. We’re coding wizards, network ninjas, and bandwidth magicians united by a common goal: to create a free, open-source solution that allows everyone to combine multiple internet connections into one super-speedy link.
Here are the epic challenges we're facing, and we need your wizardry to conquer them. Plus, we’re offering some cool rewards on our Discord server for those who rise to the occasion!
Issue 1
When one interface fails, we need a handoff smoother than a ninja’s stealth move. We want zero interruptions, just pure, uninterrupted speed. Can you make it happen?
Issue 2
Our server needs to handle a party of up to 100 clients without breaking a sweat. Think you can optimize and scale our server to accommodate the masses?
Issue 3
Make our bonding magic work flawlessly on the Banana Pi BPI-R4. It’s like getting a square peg into a round hole, but with your skills, we know it’s possible.
Want to join our mission to free the bonds? We’re always looking for contributors to our open-source code on GitHub. Join our Discord server for collaboration, brainstorming, and bonding (pun intended) with fellow open-source enthusiasts.
Got questions? Ideas? Want to contribute or collaborate? Get in touch! We’re always excited to hear from fellow bonding enthusiasts.
