Monitor Network Traffic in Docker Containers with a Lightweight HTTP Client
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Summary
The article introduces a tool for monitoring network traffic in local Docker containers using an HTTP client based on .bru files. It highlights the lightweight and fast UI, which operates without Electron or a web browser.
Key quotes
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HTTP client based on local files in the .bru format.
Lightweight & fast UI, without electron or a web browser.
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