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Currently it is possible to apply netem subcommands to egress traffic from a set or subset of containers. In my test scenario, I need to delay/corrupt/loss traffic/packets egressing from one container destined to a certain other container(s) on the network.
For example, I have peer1, pee2, peer3, api1, api2, db and rest containers. All peers can talk to each other and the apis. One of my tests is to delay/corrupt/loss some/all traffic between peer1 and peer3 or between peer2 and api1.
I don't think this is possible with pumba as of now. I stand corrected if it is and examples of how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
Could you add this functionality to pumba?
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Currently it is possible to apply netem subcommands to egress traffic from a set or subset of containers. In my test scenario, I need to delay/corrupt/loss traffic/packets egressing from one container destined to a certain other container(s) on the network.
For example, I have peer1, pee2, peer3, api1, api2, db and rest containers. All peers can talk to each other and the apis. One of my tests is to delay/corrupt/loss some/all traffic between peer1 and peer3 or between peer2 and api1.
I don't think this is possible with pumba as of now. I stand corrected if it is and examples of how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
Could you add this functionality to pumba?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: