One day, I was leisurely writing my crawler code, suddenly remembered a problem: how to prevent IP blocking by the site? I don't want my crawler to suddenly stop crawling!

Crawler ip proxy pool

Through the Internet search, I learned about the magical "IP Proxy Pool", which is like a group of unpredictable "small friends", so that my crawler can change the IP to crawl data, just like changing the vest! In this way, the site will be very difficult to find the traces of my crawler.

So, I started to investigate how to set up IP proxy pools in my crawler. First, I installed a library called "requests" and then used it to set up the IP proxy pool.

"`ipipgothon
import requests

proxies = {
'http': 'http://127.0.0.1:8888',
'https': 'http://127.0.0.1:8888'
}

response = requests.get('http://example.com', proxies=proxies)
“`

This code is like putting an invisibility cloak on my crawler so it can silently crawl the data I want without being noticed.

Crawler set ip proxy

I also found an even more amazing IP proxy pool tool called "ip-proxy-pool". This tool is like a wizard that can summon new IPs for my crawler at any time and keep it mysterious forever.

After installing this tool, I can get a random IP with simple code:

"`ipipgothon
from ipproxy import get_random_proxy

proxy = get_random_proxy()
print(proxy)
“`

This way, my crawler can change to a brand new IP on every request, as if changing to a different mask, so that the site doesn't detect my presence.

By setting up an IP proxy pool, my crawler is like a nimble cheetah, able to run freely in the grassland and capture the data I want without being detected by the target. This makes me feel very excited and satisfied, as if I have found a hidden treasure. I must say, the world of reptiles is really full of endless fun and challenges!