Very simple SOCKS proxy container. Allows you to proxy directly to a docker network or a Kubernetes cluster connecting a curl command, your Chrome or Firefox browser or even other applications like DBeaver to access a database.

Run on Docker

docker run -d --rm -p 1080:1080 --network mynet --name socksd nmaguiar/socksd

And then configure your SOCKS proxy to localhost:1080

Run on Kubernetes

kubectl create deployment socksd --image=nmaguiar/socksd --port=1080
kubectl expose deploy socks-server --port=31080 --type=NodePort
# OR kubectl port-forward deploy/socksd 1080:1080

And then configure your SOCKS proxy to localhost:1080

Examples

More examples available in GitHub⁠