Reliable Tests, Proper Test Data, & Testing Dependencies: Defeating the Triple Threat
Reliable testing requires that tests, data, and dependencies all work consistently and accurately, and represent reality. But with the explosion of APIs...
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Latest insights on API testing, performance optimization, and software development best practices from the Speedscale team.
How to Set Up API Observability with Open Source Tools, Istio and Kiali
API observability isn’t exactly a new concept, however, its popularity has seen rapid growth in the past few years, according to data from Google Trends.
The Definitive Guide to Traffic Replay
Testing in production is one of the most effective, yet risky, ways of testing. Using real-world conditions ensures that your tests are reliable since no bugs...
Speedscale + k6 tutorial overview Guide
Load testing is one of the most common ways to test the resiliency of your web application. In this k6 tutorial, we reveal how recording production data with...
Getting Started with Skaffold for Kubernetes
With the explosive growth of Kubernetes over recent years, software engineering teams are facing new challenges: increasing complexity...
The Complete Traffic Capture and Replay Tutorial using Speedscale
Traffic replay is a way of capturing real-world traffic, with the purpose of being replayed against services in any environment for more accurate...
How to Validate Edge Cases: A Kubernetes Guide
Software testing is an integral part of software development. However, validating edge cases, corner cases, and non-happy paths often get overlooked.
The Key to Scalable Kubernetes Clusters | Load Test by Simulating Traffic
Accurately predicting the scalability of your app goes beyond just numerical projections; it serves as a strategic blueprint for resource allocation...
CNCF & Cimpress | Leverage user traffic to automate load testing this holiday season
Testing tools can’t keep pace with the complexity and speed of development. By the time you’ve manually scripted a test, it’s basically out of date.