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Introduction I am reading Building Microservices (second edition) by Sam Newman. In chapter 9 the author highlights 2 problems when desiging end-to-end testing for microservices: Which version of the ...
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"In my company, we have this distributed system over Kubernetes. Some microservices are shared among all customers, and others are up to them to upgrade. This system has to interact with A LOT of ...
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I am currently working on a web product where we have a testing strategy that includes end-to-end testing. Our tech lead is of the opinion that each e2e test should only validate a single feature. For ...
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I would like to add integration testing/automated acceptance testing for a mobile app calling a registration API from the backend. I will register a sample user on the test feature then delete the ...
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I am writing tests for an algorithm that is built up of several consecutive stages. Each such stage has its own set of unit tests. I want to check that the whole algorithm performs as expected, but am ...
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I understand that preparing test cases and scenarios that goes through the whole system stack should be written by a QA person. But my question is with automating these tests, and I mean specifically ...
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I've a microservice's system at production which provide an API to the outer world. Along with each service monitoring via monitoring tool ( Prometheus, zabbix, etc.) of course it's highly desirable ...
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Note: I'm asking about the strategy behind unit / integration / end-to-end tests, not about classifying tests as one or the other. More so in the past than present, it was expensive to write and run ...
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I am currently working in a team, which, when I joined them did not do any sort of unit or integration testing. Over the last 2 years I have bit by bit pushed dotnet unit testing to a point where it ...
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We are struggling in deciding scope of end-to-end tests. As per our understanding, we have automated the form exactly the way users interact with it. below are the steps user perform while submitting ...
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I'm working on Flutter a project. We've test cases on the server-side. On the client-side, We have an idea to only test every acceptance criteria on the E2E level? The question is What're the ...
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Assuming that the entire product team has agreed that implementing some automated end-to-end tests* is worthwhile in the first place... By what criteria should the workload of implementing automated ...
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In my company, there is a KPI about code coverage. We measure results by code coverage percentage. So we combine code coverage result of unit test and end-to-end test together. Does it make sense to ...
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We're in a process of moving from a huge old monolithic architecture towards microservice one. UI-centric Product Our product (which is mostly a large single-page app) is quite UI-centric. Thus the ...
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I am using Protractor and Jasmine to create end-to-end tests for a webpage. To test this initial page, I have abstracted made some common utility functions to create about 20 test cases for this ...
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I'm about to write a program and test(s) for it. This question is about how to structure the top-most level integration test. At the top level, the main program takes a chunk of data, and outputs ...
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I want to know the most robust way of checking for PHP error messages when running automated tests that interact with a PHP application via a browser emulator. The reason is: I use Behat, Mink and ...
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