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Show HN: Live architecture docs using AST parsing + LLM(demo.maimap.dev)
1 points by ev_dev3 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ev_dev3 1y ago
Thats correct. The sub heading of the web page mentions monitoring for "local Docker containers". If you want production network monitoring then there are plenty of existing tools out there like Pixie or Kubeshark.
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by ev_dev3 1y ago
The intention is to sell this software in a similar way to Sublime Text. So a one-off fee for a perpetual license. The main difference from Sublime is that Trayce's source code is available. If GPL3 isn't compatible with such a mo
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by ev_dev3 1y ago
If you're willing to, would you get in touch over email? I'm curious to learn more about your use case. My email is in my HN profile. Trayce lets you import your .proto file to properly parse grpc messages.
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by ev_dev3 1y ago
Great question! What differentiates Trayce from other HTTP clients are: - An ebpf-based network monitor which allows instant monitoring of HTTP(S), GRPC, MySQL, PostgreSQL. Most of those apps can only monitor HTTP using a proxy. Trayce does
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by ev_dev3 1y ago
P.S. Here is the original post of Trayce from a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41102981 .
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Show HN: Trayce – Burp Suite for developers(trayce.dev)
84 points by ev_dev3 1y ago|14 comments
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by ev_dev3 2y ago
This is a duplicate post from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41102981 , mods please delete this one.
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by ev_dev3 2y ago
Yes, GPL3. I've added the license to the repo.
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by ev_dev3 2y ago
I'm using the term "low level system calls" loosely here since the poster asked for ELI5. Trayce actually uses a combination of kprobes for system calls and uprobes to monitor calls to OpenSSL or the Go crypto/tls packag
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by ev_dev3 2y ago
I won't explain what ebpf is because google can do a better job of that than me but essentially this program hooks into the low-level system calls being made by your programs, so its able to grab un-encrypted network traffic before its
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by ev_dev3 2y ago
Good point, thanks. Its only ever been tested on a Mac with an Intel chip. I will try and sort this out ASAP!
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by ev_dev3 2y ago
Are you running on Mac or Linux? What linux kernel version do you have in docker, run: `uname -r`. If you are using Mac with Docker Desktop then the first thing I would do is make sure thats on the latest version. This is a common problem h
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Show HN: Trayce – Network tab for Docker containers(trayce.dev)
138 points by ev_dev3 2y ago|28 comments