KeimirrorGumi, South Korea
Keiverse Public Mirror
A fast public mirror for open-source software repositories, operated by Keiverse from South Korea.
Mirrored projects
Browse official and community mirrors.
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Official mirror
Arch Linux
Tier 1 -
Official mirror
Gentoo
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Official mirror
Kali Linux
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Official mirror
CachyOS
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Official mirror
Artix
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Official mirror
OPNsense
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Community mirror
EndeavourOS
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Community mirror
Fyra Labs
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Community mirror
Manjaro
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Community mirror
Proxmox
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Mirror access
HTTP / HTTPS / RSYNCMirror 1
- RSYNC
rsync://rsync.keiminem.com/
Mirror 2
- RSYNC
rsync://rsync2.keiminem.com/
Behind the mirrors
Independent infrastructure. Public access.
Keimirror mirrors Linux distributions and open-source repositories from Keiverse's own infrastructure in Gumi, South Korea. It focuses on fast domestic access, official mirror participation, CDN-assisted resilience, and predictable synchronization from real-time updates to daily refreshes.
Server profile
Mirror 1 and Mirror 2 are separate Gumi-based servers. Both mirrors use a CDN only for DDoS mitigation, with CDN caching disabled so files are served directly from the origin mirrors.
Mirror 1
| CPU | Intel Xeon E5-2650 v2 (2 sockets) |
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| RAM | 128 GB |
| Storage | 10 TB |
| Network | 2 WAN links, 1 Gbps each / 2 Gbps total |
| Location | Gumi, South Korea |
| CDN | CDN-enabled for DDoS mitigation only; CDN caching is not used. |
Mirror 2
| CPU | Intel Xeon E5-2696 v4 |
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| RAM | 32 GB |
| Storage | 10 TB |
| Network | 2 WAN links, 1 Gbps each / 2 Gbps total |
| Location | Gumi, South Korea |
| CDN | CDN-enabled for DDoS mitigation only; CDN caching is not used. |
Disclaimer
When an upstream project lists Keimirror as an official mirror, this service is an official distribution endpoint for that project. Keimirror still serves mirrored files as provided by upstream projects and does not change their licenses, release policies, package contents, or security advisories.
The service is operated on a best-effort basis. Synchronization delays, maintenance windows, routing changes, or abusive traffic controls may temporarily affect availability. Always verify critical downloads with the checksums and signatures published by the upstream project.
