Source: thenewstack.io
Open Source Mizu Unblocks View into Kubernetes API Traffic
The latest open source project from microservice testing platform UP9 is called Mizu, a utility that enables developers to see all their Kubernetes API traffic in a local web application. You can view all the API communication between microservices in https://thenewstack.io/category/kubernetes/ just as you would use Google ChromeDevTools to view the traffic of web apps.
In contrast, a developer can download the 40-megabyte utility Mizu and view the traffic.
The tools enable developers to unpack API protocols such as Kafka, REST, gRPC, Redis and RabbitMQ and continuously monitor API payloads to detect vulnerabilities that drift into production.
A simulator for HTTP-based APIs, it enables developers to prototype an API that doesn’t yet exist or isn’t complete.
In contrast, a developer can download the 40-megabyte utility Mizu and view the traffic.
The tools enable developers to unpack API protocols such as Kafka, REST, gRPC, Redis and RabbitMQ and continuously monitor API payloads to detect vulnerabilities that drift into production.
A simulator for HTTP-based APIs, it enables developers to prototype an API that doesn’t yet exist or isn’t complete.
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