So we moved a bunch of the css and images (scripts coming soon) to google code and noticed something. pcapr now directly mashes up images and css from svn/trunk on google code to your browser. But…
Archive for April 2009
D/DoS Testing Network Applications
If you Google for “denial of service tools” or look in the “VoIP flooding tools“, you’ll find that all of these tools have a very similar pattern. Any engineer worth a dime hates writing the same code over and over again. So we are going to refactor these tools to abstract away the common boiler-plate code and end up with something that’s reusable, yet more powerful.
GeoIP tracking with Google APIs
If you want to track visitors to know where they are coming from, the normal un*x’ish way of doing this is to grab maxmind‘s geoiplookup (or apt-get/rpmfind) and then run it against the web server logs. That’s so not Web 2.0. *ugh*
Interactive CouchDB
I’ve blogged about CouchDB before and we use it on pcapr. While I love CouchDB, it takes a a certain amount of unlearning, especially if you have years of SQL under your belt. What if you can visualize the internals of CouchDB in an interactive way?
