How wangzeyu9965/vps works
This repository is a Chinese-language tutorial, not an executable software project. Its principal workflow is to obtain and provision a Vultr VPS, connect remotely to install Shadowsocks, and configure a client to use the server for traffic forwarding. It also mentions deploying a project to the VPS, but defers those deployment steps to another tutorial. The repository contains only README.md, so the relationships below reflect documented instructions rather than inspected implementation.
Main entry points: README.md Provisioned VPS
Components 13
VPS setup
- Provider account
README.md - Account funding
README.md - VPS selection
README.md - Provisioned VPS
README.md - Deployed project
README.md
Server installation
- Remote terminal
README.md - Shadowsocks installer
README.md - Server credentials
README.md
Client access
- Client apps
README.md
Other components
- Reader
- Vultr
- GitHub script source
- Destination websites
Connections 19
- Reader → Provider account: registers
- Reader → Account funding: funds
- Reader → VPS selection: chooses plan
- Provider account → Vultr: uses
- Account funding → Vultr: pays
- VPS selection → Vultr: requests VPS
- Vultr → Provisioned VPS: provisions
- Reader → Remote terminal: connects remotely
- Remote terminal → Provisioned VPS: logs into
- Remote terminal → GitHub script source: downloads script
- Remote terminal → Shadowsocks installer: runs commands
- Shadowsocks installer → Provisioned VPS: installs on
- Shadowsocks installer → Server credentials: prompts for
- Reader → Client apps: configures
- Server credentials → Client apps: supplies settings
- Client apps → Provisioned VPS: forwards traffic
- Client apps → Destination websites: accesses
- Reader → Deployed project: may deploy
- Provisioned VPS → Deployed project: hosts