does it work for gameserver-style multi-client websocket communication?
Launch HN: Speedscale (YC S20) – Automatically create tests from actual traffic
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#23For 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, elevation and polarization). After sending it a command, the device froze up, so we rebooted it. The CMOS battery was dead so when it came back up the date was wrong, but I did not notice.…
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#25Ken worked as a top SE at New Relic and has been involved in the Atlanta Web Performance meetup for many years. It was a wonderful surprise to see you all on HN
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#26So how open is that alpha? I’d really love to try this out.
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#27Congratulations on the launch Ken! Ken worked as a top SE at New Relic and has been involved in the Atlanta Web Performance meetup for many years. It was a wonderful surprise to see you all on HN
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#29I love the look of this, I cant even remember all the times I’ve run across applications out in the wild that were built without any thought about testing until long after the original devs are gone. All you have is production traffic and reverse engineering. It’s a real pain, and I would love to have more tools to attack this problem when it comes up. So how open is that alpha? I’d really love to try this out.
Please send a note to hello@speedscale.com so we can get the details of your environment and determine if it is a fit for our alpha.