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The tool grew out of earlier internal systems and took years to build, giving outsiders a rare look at how Uber tests software.
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From the outside, few people have understood the type of internal tooling Uber has. There's a tool called CAPRI that can capture production traffic, then replay it on-demand. Building this system took years!! (evolved from other internal systems called Deputy + Cerberus)Read original on X
Uber details internal tool that records and replays live production traffic
Uber built CAPRI, a tool that captures and replays live production traffic
Uber built CAPRI, a tool that captures and replays live production traffic
Uber builds internal tool that captures and replays live production traffic
Uber builds internal tool that captures and replays live production traffic
Uber's internal tool captures and replays live production traffic on demand
Uber's CAPRI captures and replays production traffic on demand
Uber details internal tool that records and replays production traffic
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