Speedscale

Atlanta, GA, USA
2020
  |  By Kasper Siig
Learn about the benefits, drawbacks, and key use cases for our top 5 API mocking tools: Postman, MockServer, GoMock, MockAPI, and Speedscale.
  |  By Alex Doukas
Volume testing - also known as flood testing - examines the stability and response time of a system. Learn why it matters and how to get started.
  |  By Damaso Sanoja
Maximize Kubernetes app reliability with Speedscale's traffic-driven testing, ensuring high performance and stability under varied conditions.
  |  By James Walker
Unlock enhanced platform engineering with traffic replay for real-world performance testing, ensuring faster feature delivery with consistent quality.
  |  By Sooter Saalu
Service Mocking can accelerate dev cycles, especially as part of Internal Developer Platforms.
  |  By Nate Lee
Curious about Gatling load testing for Kubernetes? Learn how it compares to Speedscale when it comes to functionality, setup, CI/CD integration & more.
  |  By Nate Lee
Service virtualization vs. mocking vs. stubs (or test doubles/fake APIs)-In Part 2 of our series, learn the benefits, drawbacks, and when to use each.
  |  By Nate Lee
An overview of how to use httptest to test your Golang or Go handlers in a web server or REST API and to test HTTP clients.
  |  By Kasper Siig
Although GoMock is a simple Golang mock tool, knowing where to start can be a challenge in and of itself, which this post helps solve.
  |  By Nate Lee
Service virtualization is increasingly popular in the software & DevOps toolkit. Learn what it is, how it works, and how you can use it.
  |  By Speedscale
In this brief demo, we show how engineers can build and test quickly by autogenerating traffic simulations, load and mocks from actual traffic using Speedscale.
  |  By Speedscale
How does Speedscale compare to Observability tools? CTO Matt LeRay quickly explains the differences in this one-minute video.
  |  By Speedscale
Speedscale is a Y-Combinator backed startup that helps Kubernetes engineering teams build resilient and performant containerized apps. Our production traffic replication platform is a more reliable, cost-effective, and scalable way to test and deliver cloud-native software applications. Unlike other tools, we use agents/sidecars to record and playback sanitized traffic that you see in prod. With Speedscale, engineers can generate load, simulate production conditions, and mock third party backends modeled after real traffic patterns.
  |  By Speedscale
Jeff Kwan, Principal Software Engineer, discusses how and when his team at Cimpress (parent company of Vistaprint) starts preparing for holiday load testing.
  |  By Speedscale
A common approach in software is to start small, then move to bigger initiatives, but it's often easier said than done. The theory breaks down in production, which is why devs need new approaches.
  |  By Speedscale
In this webinar clip from "Ensuring performance: How major retailers leverage user traffic to validate code changes", Speedscale Co-founder, Nate Lee, explains what to consider when building the environment, including backend dependencies and data. He covers how service mocking can help companies test at a higher velocity in today's complex development environments.
  |  By Speedscale
In this webinar clip from "Ensuring performance: How major retailers leverage user traffic to validate code changes", Speedscale Co-founder, Nate Lee, explains the final step: generating load and repeating the process with the goal of testing continuously and at a higher velocity.
  |  By Speedscale
In this webinar clip from "Ensuring performance: How major retailers leverage user traffic to validate code changes", Speedscale Co-founder, Nate Lee, talks about why traffic-based testing (unlike manually writing script tests) can help companies move faster and test at the speed of development. He covers the top use cases and benefits of leveraging traffic as the new way to test.
  |  By Speedscale
In this webinar clip from "Ensuring performance: How major retailers leverage user traffic to validate code changes", Speedscale Co-founder, Nate Lee, shares which APIs should be focused on first and the reasons why.
  |  By Speedscale
In this webinar clip from "Ensuring performance: How major retailers leverage user traffic to validate code changes", Speedscale Co-founder, Nate Lee, shares how modern retailers are thinking about and approaching software testing in increasingly dynamic and complex environments.
  |  By Speedscale
Forecast latency, throughput and headroom before every deploy.

Continuous Resiliency from Speedscale gives you the power of a virtual SRE-bot working inside your automated software release pipeline. Forecast the real-world conditions of every build, and know you’ll hit your SLO’s before you go to production.

Feed Speedscale traffic (or let us listen) and we’ll turn it into traffic snapshots and corresponding mock containers. Insert your own service container in between for a robust sanity check every time you commit. Understand latency, throughput, headroom, and errors -- before you release! The best part? You didn’t have to write any scripts or talk to anyone!

Automated Traffic Replay for Every Stakeholder:

  • DevOps / SRE Pros: Understand if your app will break or burn up your error budget before you release.
  • Engineering Leads: Let Speedscale use traffic to autogenerate tests and mocks. Introduce Chaos testing and fuzzing.
  • Application Executives: Understand regression/performance, increase uptime and velocity with automation.

Before you go to production, run the projection.