# fd-replay project
fd-replay is an open-source daemon for replaying live HTTP traffic into multiple test environments.
## Getting started For example, if you use nginx in our production environment, you can add mirror (http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_mirror_module.html) or post_action directive to forward traffic to fd-replay. Edit fd-replay.yml file to declare your differents endpoints.
## Installation
pip install fd-replay
### Running daemon
fd-replay -c <conffile> -p <pidfile> –logfile <logfile>
### Running foreground
fd-replay -f -c <conffile> -p <pidfile> –logfile <logfile>
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