popping up: eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter). This powerful kernel technology enables deep visibility, tracing, and traffic control without modifying application code or adding performance-degrading agents. A particularly interesting use case lies in TC-BPF, which allows for programmable traffic control on Linux systems. In this blog, we�

In the world of software development, writing tests is just the beginning. Ensuring that those tests effectively cover your codebase is equally important. This is where code coverage comes into play. It acts as a metric to determine how much of your source code is executed while automated tests are run. High code coverage can indicate that most of

In today’s world of data-driven applications, flexibility, scalability, and speed are no longer optional—they’re essential. Whether you're powering a real-time analytics dashboard or a global e-commerce platform, your database needs to keep up with the demands of both your application and your users. That’s where MongoDB Server comes in—a

As microservices and modern APIs become more complex, developers are increasingly adopting gRPC for its performance and efficiency. But with that power comes a new set of challenges—especially when it comes to capturing and analyzing gRPC traffic for testing, debugging, or monitoring. Unlike HTTP/REST APIs that are human-readable and easy to l

In the software development lifecycle, testing is not just a best practice—it’s a necessity. But with so many testing strategies available, it's easy to get confused between different types of testing. Two commonly misunderstood categories are Integration vs End-to-End (E2E) Testing. While both serve the purpose of validating that software work