k6 tutorial: captured traffic with mocked backends
Capture API traffic with Speedscale, export a k6 load scenario, and mock backend dependencies in Kubernetes with speedctl or locally with proxymock.
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Traffic mirroring in Kubernetes: Istio vs Speedscale
Compare Istio traffic mirroring with Speedscale replay in Kubernetes. Use capture, redaction, and dependency isolation for repeatable regression tests.
Traffic Replay Tutorial: Capture, Replay, Read Results
Capture one service's API traffic, replay it against a Kubernetes test workload, and use the report to tell a regression from a replay setup problem.
Holiday readiness: run your first load test with skills
Start holiday readiness with a local proxymock load test. Use agent skills to record a Node app, mock its API dependency, and inspect the results.
Load Test PostgreSQL Instantly using Production Recordings
Record the queries your app sends to PostgreSQL in Kubernetes, then replay them against a QA database as a load and regression test. No scripts to write.
How We Rebuilt GitLab CI on GKE Spot VMs
How we moved GitLab CI to GKE with shared BuildKit caching, multiple Spot machine types, and an on-demand fallback for scarce capacity.
Test Your MySQL 8.4 Upgrade With Real App Queries
Replay your app's recorded MySQL statements against 8.4 to catch upgrade regressions, then load test the database with the same workload using proxymock.
$4.48 a Gallon: Your Holiday Checkout Is the New Mall
Prepare your checkout for Black Friday with production traffic replay, peak-load tests, and partner API failure rehearsals before the holiday code freeze.
Test PostgreSQL With the Queries Your App Actually Runs
Replay recorded PostgreSQL queries to catch schema regressions and run realistic database load tests with proxymock, using the CLI or an AI assistant.
Team-Based DLP: Give Each Group Its Own Redaction Rules
One forwarder, many teams, one DLP rule nobody wants to touch. Scoped group rules let each team own its redaction. How-to for proxymock web and Speedscale.