Let Your LLM Debug Using Production Recordings
Connect an MCP server to your LLM coding assistant so it can pull real production data on demand, validate its assumptions, and help you debug faster using Speedscale and proxymock.
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Connect an MCP server to your LLM coding assistant so it can pull real production data on demand, validate its assumptions, and help you debug faster using Speedscale and proxymock.
This how-to video shows how to use Speedscale's full-text traffic search to instantly find where a specific piece of data appears as it flows through your application—without needing prior instrumentation, tracing, or logging.
See how to get visibility into your Kubernetes workloads and run realistic load tests without writing YAML files or kubectl commands.
Building a targeted eBPF network traffic capture tool reveals why a general-purpose eBPF observability agent is exponentially harder. Learn about the brutal challenges of language ABI hell, performance overhead, and context correlation (Goroutines, etc.) that major vendors must solve. eBPF is a scalpel, not a sledgehammer. Discover where it truly shines and where its complexity explodes.
Shopify's infrastructure crumbled in 2025 like a city under a 'Commerce Kaiju' attack. Relive the dramatic outage, the checkout carnage, and the crucial lesson learned about shifting left and rigorous testing.
Learn how to build a traffic replay system that validates services with production data. Technical guide covering replay strategies, state management, and mixing production with local traffic.
Learn how to build a traffic analysis tool for network traffic transformation. Complete guide covering traffic analysis techniques, parsing, and building recommendations.
Learn how to build a production-grade traffic capture system using proxies, eBPF, and tcpdump. Complete guide covering encryption, protocols, scalability, and storage strategies.
Catch the ghost! Learn why reproducing production bugs is so hard, how unrealistic test environments fail you, and what Debugging Without a Net really feels like for every engineer.