1. Overview
SAR VPN is a commercial-grade Virtual Private Network solution designed to provide secure, private, and unrestricted internet access for both individual and enterprise users.
Security First
Military-grade encryption with perfect forward secrecy and rigorous no-logs policy to protect user privacy.
High Performance
Optimized protocols and global server infrastructure ensure minimal latency and maximum throughput.
Cross-Platform
Native clients for all major platforms with consistent feature set and unified management.
Cloud-Native
Containerized microservices architecture with auto-scaling for elastic demand.
2. Feature List
Core Features
- Multiple protocol support (WireGuard, OpenVPN, IKEv2/IPsec)
- Military-grade encryption (AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20-Poly1305)
- Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) with ephemeral keys
- Strict no-logs policy with GDPR compliance
- Kill switch (network lockdown on VPN failure)
Client Features
- Server selection with geolocation & ping tests
- Favorite servers and auto-connect
- Split tunneling for selective app routing
- Obfuscation/stealth modes for restricted networks
- P2P-friendly servers with port forwarding
Server Features
- Automatic load balancing across PoPs
- Auto-scaling based on demand
- Health checks and automatic failover
- Geographically distributed Points of Presence
- Optional mesh/VPN peering for enterprise
3. Security Architecture
Cryptography
Encryption Algorithms
Key Exchange
Authentication Methods
Standard Users
- Username/Password (PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256)
- OTP/MFA (TOTP via Google Authenticator)
Enterprise Users
- Certificate-based (X.509)
- OAuth/SAML 2.0 Integration
Security Checklist
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| No hardcoded credentials | Implemented |
| Secure key storage (HSM/TEE) | Implemented |
| Certificate pinning | Implemented |
| Memory-safe implementations | Partial |
| Annual third-party audits | Planned |
4. Tunneling Protocols
Modern Protocols
State-of-the-art VPN protocol using modern cryptography with minimal attack surface. Default choice for performance and security.
Crypto: ChaCha20, Poly1305, BLAKE2s
Mature, highly configurable protocol with strong community support. Recommended when TCP connectivity is required.
Crypto: AES-256-GCM, TLS 1.3
Standardized protocol with excellent mobile support and NAT traversal capabilities. Ideal for unreliable networks.
Crypto: AES-256, SHA-384, DH Group 20
Legacy Protocols (Not Recommended)
Older protocol with known vulnerabilities. Only provided for compatibility with legacy systems.
Crypto: 3DES, SHA-1
Microsoft proprietary protocol with limited auditing. Only supported on Windows platforms.
Crypto: SSL 3.0/TLS 1.2
Completely broken protocol with multiple cryptographic weaknesses. Disabled by default.
Crypto: MS-CHAPv2 (broken)
5. Client Features
Connection Management
Server Selection
- Interactive world map with geolocation
- Ping tests and latency indicators
- Server load percentages
- Specialty servers (P2P, streaming, etc.)
Protocol Selection
- Automatic (smart protocol selection)
- Manual protocol override
- Port customization
- Protocol-specific settings
Auto-Connect
- On app launch
- When joining untrusted networks
- Custom rules based on network SSID
- Fallback server selection
Privacy Protection
- Kill switch (network lockdown)
- DNS leak protection
- IPv6 leak protection
- WebRTC leak protection
Advanced Features
Split Tunneling
Route only specific apps or destinations through VPN:
- Application-based rules
- IP/CIDR-based rules
- Domain-based rules (via DNS)
- Inverse mode (VPN-exception list)
Obfuscation
Stealth modes to bypass VPN blocking:
- Obfsproxy integration
- Stunnel for TLS wrapping
- Shadowsocks proxy
- Domain fronting (where available)
Platform-Specific Features
| Platform | Key Features | Limitations |
|---|---|---|
| Windows |
|
Requires admin for TAP driver |
| macOS |
|
Split tunneling limited |
| Linux |
|
Distro-specific packaging |
| Android |
|
Background restrictions |
| iOS |
|
No split tunneling |
6. Server Infrastructure
Network Architecture
Cloud Topology
- Multi-region deployment across major cloud providers
- Bare metal servers for high-throughput locations
- Anycast DNS for optimal routing
- Private backbone between PoPs
Server Specifications
- Dedicated CPU cores for crypto operations
- 10Gbps+ network interfaces
- RAM-optimized instances (8GB+ per server)
- NVMe storage for logging/metadata
Simplified Network Diagram
Technical Implementation
Containerization
- Docker containers for all services
- Kubernetes orchestration
- Immutable infrastructure pattern
- CI/CD pipelines with GitOps
Monitoring & Metrics
- Prometheus for metrics collection
- Grafana dashboards for visualization
- ELK stack for log aggregation
- AlertManager for notifications
Deployment Strategy
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform modules for provisioning cloud resources across multiple providers with consistent configuration.
Automated Deployment
GitHub Actions workflows that build, test, and deploy container images to staging and production environments.
Configuration Management
Ansible playbooks for server configuration and WireGuard key distribution with Vault integration.
Security Hardening
Automated CIS benchmark compliance checks and runtime security monitoring with Falco.
7. Deployment Plan
Phased Rollout
Phase 1: Core Infrastructure (4 weeks)
- Setup Kubernetes clusters in 3 regions
- Deploy control plane services
- Implement monitoring and logging
- Basic WireGuard server deployment
Phase 2: Feature Completion (6 weeks)
- Add OpenVPN and IKEv2 support
- Implement load balancing and auto-scaling
- Deploy management dashboard
- Client application integration
Phase 3: Optimization (2 weeks)
- Performance tuning and benchmarking
- Security audit and penetration testing
- Documentation finalization
- Internal training
Phase 4: Production Launch (1 week)
- Gradual traffic migration
- 24/7 monitoring setup
- Support team onboarding
- Marketing launch
Resource Requirements
| Role | Count | Duration | Skills |
|---|---|---|---|
| DevOps Engineer | 2 FTE | Full project | K8s, Terraform, Ansible |
| Backend Developer | 3 FTE | Phases 1-3 | Go, Python, VPN protocols |
| Frontend Developer | 2 FTE | Phases 2-3 | React, Electron |
| Security Engineer | 1 FTE | Phases 1,3 | Cryptography, Pentesting |
| QA Engineer | 1 FTE | Phases 2-4 | Automated testing |
Cost Estimates
Infrastructure
- Cloud Compute $8,000/mo
- Bandwidth $12,000/mo
- Storage $1,500/mo
- Total $21,500/mo
Software
- Licenses $5,000 one-time
- Monitoring $800/mo
- Security Tools $1,200/mo
- Total $7,000 initial
Personnel
- Engineering $120,000/mo
- Operations $30,000/mo
- Support $15,000/mo
- Total $165,000/mo
8. API Documentation
REST API Endpoints
| Endpoint | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
| /api/v1/servers | GET | List available VPN servers with status |
| /api/v1/connect | POST | Initiate VPN connection |
| /api/v1/disconnect | POST | Terminate active VPN connection |
| /api/v1/status | GET | Get current connection status |
| /api/v1/config | GET | Download VPN configuration |
Example Requests
Python Example
import requests
# Authenticate
auth = ("username", "password")
# Get server list
servers = requests.get("https://api.sarvpn.com/api/v1/servers",
auth=auth).json()
# Connect to best server
best_server = min(servers, key=lambda s: s['load'])
response = requests.post("https://api.sarvpn.com/api/v1/connect",
json={"server_id": best_server['id']},
auth=auth)
if response.status_code == 200:
print("Connected successfully!")
else:
print("Connection failed:", response.json())
Node.js Example
const axios = require('axios');
async function connectVPN() {
try {
// Configure auth
const auth = {
username: 'your_username',
password: 'your_password'
};
// Get server status
const { data: servers } = await axios.get(
'https://api.sarvpn.com/api/v1/servers',
{ auth }
);
// Find fastest server
const fastest = servers.reduce((prev, curr) =>
prev.ping < curr.ping ? prev : curr
);
// Connect
await axios.post(
'https://api.sarvpn.com/api/v1/connect',
{ server_id: fastest.id },
{ auth }
);
console.log('VPN connection established');
} catch (error) {
console.error('VPN error:', error.response?.data || error.message);
}
}
Response Schema
Server Object
{
"id": "wg-us-east-1a",
"hostname": "us-east.vpn.sarvpn.com",
"ip_address": "192.0.2.45",
"location": {
"country": "US",
"city": "New York",
"latitude": 40.7128,
"longitude": -74.0060
},
"protocols": ["wireguard", "openvpn"],
"load": 0.65,
"ping": 28,
"features": ["p2p", "streaming"]
}
Connection Status
{
"connected": true,
"since": "2023-07-15T14:32:18Z",
"server_id": "wg-us-east-1a",
"protocol": "wireguard",
"bytes_up": 12547896,
"bytes_down": 45328710,
"duration": 1254
}
9. MVP Roadmap
Development Timeline
Q1: Core Infrastructure (12 weeks)
WireGuard Implementation
Weeks 1-4Basic WireGuard server deployment with key management
Control Plane
Weeks 5-8User authentication, server management, and API development
Windows Client
Weeks 9-12Basic Windows client with connection management
Q2: Feature Expansion (12 weeks)
Additional Protocols
Weeks 1-4OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPsec support
Mobile Clients
Weeks 5-8Android and iOS app development
Advanced Features
Weeks 9-12Kill switch, split tunneling, and obfuscation
Q3: Launch Preparation (8 weeks)
Beta Testing
Weeks 1-4Closed beta with selected users
Launch Preparation
Weeks 5-8Documentation, marketing materials, support training
Success Metrics
Technical
- 99.9% server uptime
- <100ms average latency
- Zero critical security issues
Business
- 10,000 MAU within 3 months
- 5% conversion rate from free trial
- <15% monthly churn rate
Operational
- <1 hour resolution for critical issues
- 24/7 monitoring coverage
- Monthly security audits