kahrensdd

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by kahrensdd 3mo ago
Thank you for sharing this project. I've been a big fan of WireMock for a long time, going to try this out shortly.
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
I love the idea of instrumenting my clusters with less work. Signed up for the BETA and starting to get data out of one of my GKE clusters right away. Also I like how the cli just interacted with the cluster itself instead of tons of piping
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
It looks like the issue was opened against the tooling project of nodejs, so perhaps the author is trying to start with JavaScript. It is incredible how many of these files you get in a basic Node or React app however.
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
Yes, I really like goreplay and it was an early inspiration for our sidecar. It uses gopacket (like tcpdump) to collect data, we currently use the TCP proxy route because we can use TLS libraries for HTTP/S support. There are similarit
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
Reverse engineering protocols has morphed from a hobby to a full time job. I've spent a lot of time going through logs, looking at data and knowing that I am not looking at the TCP level request and response. So we are trying to solve
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
Thank you Billy, we are very excited to be making progress with Speedscale. I miss seeing you and the rest of the crew from the ATL Web Performance meetup.
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
One of our early inspirations was a video game company that would replay recorded gameplay against new builds of a game server. And our proxy assembles each request and response in the order they were received, even if they go with differen
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
Yes I recently went through a similar use case with one of my alpha users. They wanted to run the reverse proxy and playback as docker containers spread through their environment. Will drop you an email with more info...
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
For one thing we look at both inbound and outbound traffic and we treat it separately. That use case looks different if we are trying to "test" TODO or if the TODO service is a backend that our app relies upon. So if you mean that
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
You can run it in your own environment. If you're running Kubernetes we provide an operator that orchestrates the test runs. If you are using docker we give you containers that you control with ENV VARs. Do you have more background on
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
For a little background story on the satellite antenna. I was building a monitoring device driver for an Antenna Control Unit (ACU). It's like a 4 rack-unit computer with special hardware for talking to the antenna motors (azimuth, ele
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
Awesome thank you for the note. Fortunately there was a "stop antenna" button which saved the day lol. We've been down the path of stateful services before and actually reflect the proper state in our responder. Because we co
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
For sure we see a lot of synergy with the CI systems. One of our alpha customers is using CircleCI (no surprise there). They have an issue where devs deploy services on top of each other in staging and accidentally take it down for their in
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by kahrensdd 6y ago
There are lots of variations depending upon your use case. For unit testing and CI you may want mock objects that are implemented in the same language as your code. Google search for "mock object <language>". That's whe