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I was looking for some advice or direction. I have a running opensource instance using docker and can see requests arrive as I send them, which is perfect for what I need.
I would like extend this to interrogate requests as they come in, either through simply picking up the most recent one or querying the store of requests that have been received. I imagine one way to do so would be through API calls or some URL that returns the latest request - similar to Get single requesthere, I guess.
Is this possible with either of the default deployments with Docker or Kubernetes? If not, can you advise on how it might be done, please? I do not need to persist the requests for any significant time period, so persisting data to disk is not important to me, but I will do so if it enables my ability to query / retrieve.
I would appreciate any advice you can give.
Thanks.
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Hi @fredsted
Nice tool!
I was looking for some advice or direction. I have a running opensource instance using docker and can see requests arrive as I send them, which is perfect for what I need.
I would like extend this to interrogate requests as they come in, either through simply picking up the most recent one or querying the store of requests that have been received. I imagine one way to do so would be through API calls or some URL that returns the latest request - similar to
Get single request
here, I guess.Is this possible with either of the default deployments with Docker or Kubernetes? If not, can you advise on how it might be done, please? I do not need to persist the requests for any significant time period, so persisting data to disk is not important to me, but I will do so if it enables my ability to query / retrieve.
I would appreciate any advice you can give.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: