Mock PostgreSQL with Recorded Traffic and proxymock
Record real PostgreSQL traffic with proxymock and replay it deterministically. No more local database setup, no more seeded test data.
Posts by Alan Mon
Alan Mon is a contributor to the Speedscale blog. • 9 posts published
MySQL Mocking with Speedscale's proxymock: A Complete Guide
Record real MySQL traffic with proxymock and replay it in tests. Eliminate local database setup and flaky CI runs.
5 Questions to Ask Before the Next Cloud Outage
A power failure in one Google Cloud London zone took down banking apps for hours. Five questions to answer with real traffic before the next outage answers them for you.
Observability Never Really Shifted Left
We shifted testing, security, and CI/CD left. Observability stayed in production. With AI writing code faster, validation is the bottleneck.
$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.
Your Observability Stack Found the Fire. Congratulations.
Observability tells you when production is on fire. Capturing and replaying real traffic lets you recreate the incident, verify the fix, and keep it fixed.
Imaginary Test Data. Real Token Bill.
Testing AI applications with invented traffic looks fine until real users arrive. Then come the retries, the fallback models, and the token bill.
The AI Code Explosion: Why Your Mocking Strategy is Breaking Down
AI-generated code breaks traditional mocking. Here's how BYOC capture and replay with proxymock keeps verification grounded in real production traffic.
The DIY Traffic Replay Trap: Why AI Scripts Fail at Scale
AI-generated scripts seem like a quick win, but DIY traffic replay tools become a maintenance nightmare at scale. Here's why Speedscale beats the prompt.
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