I'm looking for a tool that can sniff, throttle and modify the messages over Thrift. Something very similar to Charles Web Proxy for Web development. Is there such a thing?
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How important is throughput? If it isn't very important (or at least, as a guidance), you might be interested in thrift-tools:
https://github.com/pinterest/thrift-tools/
It's written in Python, so it's mostly aimed at debugging traffic not rewriting real traffic.
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Thrift supports a lot of very different transports so there's hardly a common kind of debugger etc. for all of them. However, AFAIK for some languages (mostly C++ and/or Java, IIRC) there are a few protocols available that could serve as debugging aid. Besides that you have to use a tool matching the underlying physical transport you are using, e.g. Wireshark or the like.
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