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#2Related, I have loved using toxiproxy for testing latency with my services. Tools like this are great for uncovering subtle bugs and helping to learn more about how various transports / protocols handle things. I successfully used toxiproxy to simulate an end user problem with a websocket based tool and I don't know how I would have done it otherwise.
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#3Go is a great tool for simulating network concepts, I've done it too.
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#4Learning this at uni this semester. This looks super cool, thanks!
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#5Related, I have loved using toxiproxy for testing latency with my services. Tools like this are great for uncovering subtle bugs and helping to learn more about how various transports / protocols handle things. I successfully used toxiproxy to simulate an end user problem with a websocket based tool and I don't know how I would have done it otherwise. https://github.com/Shopify/toxiproxy
Starred. This is going to be useful in building resilient backends, thanks for sharing.
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#6Related, I have loved using toxiproxy for testing latency with my services. Tools like this are great for uncovering subtle bugs and helping to learn more about how various transports / protocols handle things. I successfully used toxiproxy to simulate an end user problem with a websocket based tool and I don't know how I would have done it otherwise. https://github.com/Shopify/toxiproxy
I imagine this could be a network extension in macOS for example, so that it can be applied to the full system without configuration.
Thanks for the link, it’s very interesting!
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#7Learning this at uni this semester. This looks super cool, thanks!
You might want to .gitignore the binaries btw.
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#8Learning this at uni this semester. This looks super cool, thanks!
What kind of course is that and what exactly are you learning to do?