Making Logs for Teaching
When I'm testing, I spend time with logs.
I don't have a go-to library of log makers to use when I want to teach someone how I use logs.
So I've started one of my own:
GitHub - workroomprds/logmaker: a repo to contain various tools to make logs, so that people can play with logs
a repo to contain various tools to make logs, so that people can play with logs - workroomprds/logmaker
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Contents
Logmaker.sh
logmaker.sh: a short shell script to generate a rapidly-updating log. The log is size-limited, and meaningless. It's random., but not uniformly random. It's multi-process and headless, so it does have job control – call with start to start, and stop to stop. It writes to /tmp/simulated_log.txt and puts another two files into /tmp – use at your own risk.
