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# fake-http
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## Example: Record and replay kubernetes traffic
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$ fake-http -proxy-url=https://$(minikube ip):8443 -proxy-client-cert ~/.minikube/client.crt -proxy-client-key ~/.minikube/client.key
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2018/06/09 13:21:19 Listening on http://localhost:8080
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2018/06/09 13:21:19 See http://localhost:8080/_help
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