Techniques for virtually recreating devices

A method of creating a virtual recreation of a device, the method comprising:

• accessing, by a server, a log associated with a first device;
• extracting, by the server, a first log entry from the log;
• recreating, by the server, a first recreated service request based on information associated with the first log entry;
• sending, by the server, the first recreated service request to a first shared service of a plurality of shared services to recreate an event associated with the first log entry;
• receiving, by the server, a response to the first recreated service request;
• receiving, by the server, a second service request from a second device coupled to the server;
• responding, by the server, to the second service request;
• and
• creating, by the server, a virtual recreation of the first device based on the first recreated service request, the response to the first recreated service request, the second service request, and a response to the second service request.

A non-transitory machine-readable medium comprising a plurality of machine-readable instructions which when executed by one or more processors of a server are adapted to cause the one or more processors to perform a method comprising:

• accessing a log associated with a first device;
• extracting a first log entry from the log;
• recreating a first recreated service request based on information associated with the first log entry;
• sending the first recreated service request to a first shared service of a plurality of shared services to recreate an event associated with the first log entry;
• receiving a response to the first recreated service request;
• receiving a second service request from a second device coupled to the server;
• responding to the second service request;
• and
• creating a virtual recreation of the first device based on the first recreated service request, the response to the first recreated service request, the second service request, and z response to the second service request.