xtls/xray-examples

This repository is a collection of configuration examples for Xray-core, a network proxy and tunneling tool used to route internet traffic through alternative paths. Xray-core supports multiple protocols, and setting it up correctly requires writing JSON configuration files with specific syntax for each use case. These examples give users a concrete starting point rather than having to build configurations from scratch. The examples focus on VLESS and XTLS, two protocols closely associated with the Xray project. VLESS is a lightweight proxy protocol designed to be efficient and low-overhead. XTLS is an approach to tunneling that aims to reduce patterns in encrypted traffic that could be identified by network filtering systems. The repository contains shell scripts and configuration samples organized around common deployment scenarios. This is not a beginner tutorial on networking or how proxies work. It is a reference collection for people who are already familiar with running server software and who want working configuration files for specific Xray-core setups. Each example corresponds to a particular protocol combination, routing rule, or deployment pattern. If you are new to Xray-core, the typical approach is to read the main Xray-core documentation first and then use these examples as reference material when setting up your own server. The repository's README contains only a brief description, so the value is in the configuration files themselves rather than in written explanations. This is a community resource maintained alongside the broader Xray ecosystem on GitHub. It is most useful to developers and system administrators who are actively deploying Xray-core and want proven configuration templates to start from rather than writing everything by hand.