Gor — Test your system with real data(gortool.com) |
Gor — Test your system with real data(gortool.com) |
Feel free to ask any questions. To add full context, based on the all positive feedback i decided to work on Gor full time https://medium.com/@buger/working-on-open-source-full-time-a...
Thank you! Ready to answer any questions.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050512-48/?p=...
I love seeing open source projects developing a "Pro" version. I've been using Sidekiq Pro for a long time now and I know for sure it won't be as heavily maintained as it is without the Pro option.
As far as Gor goes, when you develop a new feature, it's a really powerful tool to pass some of the production traffic to staging to see how the new feature reacts with real world traffic. It's a sure way to find bugs you usually miss with testing.
Note that you can replay traffic to SSL endpoint, but SSL interception only in Pro. SL interception is tricky, and in most cases application provide SSL through proxy, so you can intercept origin with Gor.
Thank you!
Req --> Service --> Rep
Your replay service is a synthetic Req. I think the parent is proposing synthetic Rep. This can be useful in many scenarios where you effectively want to mock a downstream service.
TESTING FRAMEWORK OF GOR!
I'll be frank it's hard to choose name and not to offend anyone. This porno thing at least fun :)
Project is more then 3 years old, not sure if its even possible to change name and not dramatically affect SEO. But who knows I may consider it.
'She looked on him. Never before in her life had she seen such a male. He made even Gunther seem a lesser man. Her imagination had not even dreamed that such a man could exist. The men she had known earlier, even Gunther, had been no intimation that there might be males such as these. Such men, she thought, could not exist in her time. In her time there was no place; there could be no place, for such men as these.'
hahaha. This is why you google names before you pick them.
Thank you!
Admin installed the open-source tool and looked at it. "You will be tested," he said.
"You do not dare to test me!" laughed the system.
"You will be tested," said Admin.
"Do not test me!" wept the system.
"You will be tested," said Admin.
I watched this exchange. Truly, I believed the system would be tested. It was a system, and on Gor it had no rights. Perhaps on Earth, in its permissive society, which distorts the true roles of all beings, which forces both system and operator to go unhappy and constrained, which forbids the fulfillment of owner and server, such might not happen. Perhaps there, it would not be tested. But it was on Gor now, and would undoubtedly feel its true place, that of server. It was a system. It would be tested at will. Such is the way with computer systems.
With apologies and credit to the hilarious Houseplants of Gor: http://www.rdrop.com/~wyvern/data/houseplants.html