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Last day at Keploy. Worked on a lot of really cool problems on Linux/ eBPF/Kubernetes layer Thank you @Keployio for everything!

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Interview Experience at @Keployio Last year, I got an opportunity to interview with Keploy for an intern position. The journey started with a cold email to the HR after completing the Keploy API Fellowship.

@pointblank_club has 16 people involved in this year’s Google Summer of Code. What is less well known is the sheer breadth and depth of the FOSS culture we foster. So we’re putting it all out for the world to see! 1087 merged PRs. 178 organizations. 68 contributors. 1 team. These aren’t any random hacktoberfest spam repos either. The contributions range from projects like LLVM, Rust, Julia, CRIU, The Linux Kernel, Ankidroid, Juspay, FreeCAD, Keploy and many more. Chances are if you’ve used open source software, some of the code you use was contributed by a Point Blank member! You can go check out the page now : pointblank.club/oss. We’re looking for organizations who want to hire top notch developers and/or help with grants or funding. Reach out to me or @SkySingh04 and @dhruvslashex if interested! We’re only getting started. As we say, the grind never stops! #WeArePointBlank

this is special post for my homie @Tanishqstwt we both were prepping and contributing gsoc toghether since early jan. he was top 5 contributor in palisadoes with 12 pr merged and was so active in community as well. but unfortunately palisa didn’t come this year we even tried keploy(they even announced projects list on slack, but didn’t came), owasp(too high competition) then i started moving my focus on lfx but i also got rejected there too. then we again started contributing in same project after list announcement we were almost same hand in hand in the org also he was contributing to one more org openbus something. he applied for those two orgs and i applied only one(which was common) unfortunately only i got selected and he got rejected in both orgs, i was so broke cuz i have seen his efforts very closely, i just wanted to say that something big is waiting for my bro! just move on & chin up bhai we gotta move to lfx term2. you have so much potential and you are working tremendously hopefully something big coming on the way. guys do follow my friend @Tanishqstwt he is doing crazy work in devops, open source and all. please do check his work as well and if anyone is hiring in my networking pls blindly hire him i am vouching :)

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What I did during my college years (abbreviated) : 1st Year: Joined @pointblank_club , the literary society and the emcee team. Won public speaking events all across colleges in banglore, had multiple main character moments, made some of my best friends and college memories while being part of these college clubs. Went to a few hackathons and learned a lot from my seniors at Point Blank. 2nd Year: Got my first 3 internships in very small startups as online teacher, full stack dev and offline teacher (lmao). @ashpande18 told me that if I want to lead @pointblank_club , I need to stand out and cook. So I grinded my way into Google Summer of Code at Keploy. Had to leave literature club and emcee team due to club politics, took over the leadership of @pointblank_club. Won my first couple of hackathons including hackbanglore with prize money of 3000$. Joined CloudSEK as a backend intern and went to Singapore for my first international trip and came Top 9 (#1 from India) in an international hackathon. 3rd Year: Joined Aspora as a Devops intern and went fully into Devops domain, Got selected for Linux Foundation Mentorship, worked as a devops engineer for couple of other small startups before joining full time as a Devops Engineer at @finalroundai. Won couple of thousand dollars at various hackathons and scaled Point Blank to its "Freshblood" aka glory era. Judged and mentored at a lot of hackathons. 4th Year: Continued working as a Devops Engineer at FinalRoundAI, went to international trips to Bali, Thailand and Laos. Gave my first international talk at FossAsia. Won the biggest hackathon in India Smart India Hackathon finally and started slowly finishing up all of my lore. Hopefully gonna become a kubestranaut before I graduate in a few months. Overall it was a pretty eventful 4 years. I ended up working at around 12-13 companies while I was in college and got to work, meet and learn from top level engineers across the world. Got to meet lots of cool people and maintained 0% attendance for the last 3 years of college, yet going to graduate with the highest package in my university's history. Overall 9/10, wish the breakups and downfall arcs were not that tough. One regret is that I wish I would have fixed ties with the clubs I left much earlier. Oh well.

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test yazıyor musunuz yoksa yazmak zorunda mı kalıyorsunuz? keploy diye bir araç var. bunun sayesinde record modda uygulamanızı çalıştırıyorsunuz ve backend testlerini otomatik olarak yaml olarak kayıt ediyor. kurulumu yaptıktan sonra aşağıdaki şekilde çalıştırmanız yeterli oluyor. keploy record -c 'npm run dev' uygulamanı normal kullan. tarayıcıda tıkla, postmandan istek at, fark etmez. keploy arka planda her api çağrısını ve postgresql sorgusunu kaydediyor. dur. testlerin hazır. keploy test diyince hepsini replay ediyor. db mockları da otomatik, gerçek veritabanına bağlanmıyor bile. ci/cd desteğide var. bu sayede önden testleride koşabilirsiniz. baya işleri hızlandırıyor.

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Keploy capture ton trafic réel (API, SQL, events) en production ou dev et génère automatiquement des tests de régression les mocks correspondants. Pas besoin de toucher au code, ça fonctionne avec n'importe quel langage et infrastructure. github.com/keploy/keploy

Keploy 开源了个挺实用的 API 测试提效工具，目前 1.6 万 star。 底层是用 eBPF 抓取网络流量，你只需正常把服务跑起来，就能自动录制数据库查询、消息队列和外部 API 调用，全过程完全不需要改代码。 关键是它能把复杂的分布式请求确定性地重放出来，相当于把真实的线上流量全自动变成了测试用例和 mock 数据。语言无关。 🔗 github.com/keploy/keploy

Keploy - 트래픽 기반 자동 API 테스트 생성기 - 실제 사용자 트래픽에서 API 및 통합 테스트를 자동 생성하는 개발자용 도구 - 코드 수정 없이 `keploy record`로 실행하면 eBPF로 네트워크 레벨 트래픽을 캡처해 테스트 및 Mock 생성 - API 호출, DB 쿼리, 스트리… news.hada.io/topic?id=27998

🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open sourced a testing tool that generates API tests and mocks automatically -- by recording real traffic at the network layer using eBPF. It's called Keploy. And it's not a code generator. It's a language-agnostic testing agent that captures every API call, database query, and streaming event your app makes in production -- then replays them as tests with zero code changes required. Here's what makes it different from every other testing tool: → Uses eBPF to intercept traffic at the kernel level -- no SDK, no instrumentation, no code changes → Records Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis -- not just HTTP endpoints → Replays tests deterministically without re-provisioning any infrastructure → Freezes system time during replay so time-dependent tests don't flake → Works with Go, Java, Python, Node.js, Rust, C#, Ruby, Elixir, PHP, Kotlin, Swift -- any language → Generates combined coverage: statement coverage for devs, API schema coverage for QA → Uses AI to expand coverage from existing recordings -- finds boundary values, wrong types, missing fields Here's the wildest part: Most API testing tools only mock HTTP endpoints. Keploy records the entire infra layer -- your database queries, your message queue events, your external API calls -- and virtualizes all of it so tests run in complete isolation. No containers to spin up. No test databases to provision. No flaky environment issues. One command to start recording: `keploy record -c "CMD_TO_RUN_APP"` Listed on the CNCF Landscape. 472 releases. Actively maintained. 16.2K GitHub stars. 2.2K forks. 100% Open Source. Apache-2.0 License. github.com/keploy/keploy

Keploy is an open source testing tool that records API calls database queries and streaming events and replays them as test cases and mocks. It uses eBPF to capture traffic at the network layer enabling code less and language agnostic testing with faster execution than traditional unit tests and seamless CI CD integration. nosubscription.org/software/…

This open-source tool is changing how API tests are written. → Keploy Most tests today are built on assumptions: • mocked APIs • clean inputs • controlled flows But production doesn’t behave like that. So you get: tests passing bugs in production Keploy takes a different approach. It doesn’t simulate your system. It captures it. Using eBPF, it records real traffic → and turns it into test cases automatically That means it captures: • actual API calls • real DB queries • async flows • external services Then replays everything deterministically. No SDKs No code changes No fragile mocks Here’s the shift: If something breaks once in production → it becomes a test case forever You’re not writing tests anymore you’re capturing what actually happens Here's the Github : github.com/keploy/keploy

Keploy uses eBPF to capture traffic at the network layer 🤯😲 and auto‑generates tests and data‑mocks. github.com/keploy/keploy

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