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A small server that will echo responses from the AWS xray daemon instead of trying to forward them on. Used for local testing.

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AWS X-Ray Echo Server

What?

AWS X-Ray is a tool for tracking segment information about requests through services. The typical way to run this locally is to run the X-Ray daemon provided by Amazon. One flaw here is that the daemon requires real credentials to connect to AWS and expects to send data back even locally.

This service is for

  • If you've ever wanted to see what the X-Ray segment data looks like locally before it's sent to amazon's servers
  • You just want to have a local daemon available that doesn't send data to AWS when you're doing testing or running local services

Install

go get -u github.com/jesseobrien/x-ray-echo-server

Running

$ x-ray-echo-server

Docker

docker pull jesseobrien/x-ray-echo-server:latest

docker run -d --name xray-echo-server -p 2000:2000/udp -p 2000:2000/tcp jesseobrien/x-ray-echo-server

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A small server that will echo responses from the AWS xray daemon instead of trying to forward them on. Used for local testing.

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