Microservice Testing

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This project is part of the liveProject series Microservice Testing
prerequisites
basic Java • basic Spring and Spring Boot • basic Docker and Docker Compose • REST principles • basic microservices • basic Maven • basic Jenkins
skills learned
add dependencies and logic to create a simple test of one endpoint • create a test of one endpoint that obtains information from a database • reuse the API test to validate the performance of one endpoint • add the different tests in one Jenkins pipeline
Andres Sacco
1 week · 4-6 hours per week · INTERMEDIATE
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You’re a senior developer at Travel World Agency (TWA). Its swift success has come with a high rise in computing costs. But before it introduces potentially disruptive cost-saving modifications to its next-gen system running on Amazon Web Services (AWS), it needs to improve the quality of its microservices architecture. Your job is to create API and performance testing using Karate and Gatling and apply a black-box approach that prevents anyone from changing what’s inside the microservices. You’ll test the connection with external services as well as with a database, then create a performance test with minimal configuration by reusing one of your API tests.

This project is designed for learning purposes and is not a complete, production-ready application or solution.

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Andres Sacco

Andres Sacco is a technical leader at Prisma. He has experience with many programming languages including Java, PHP, and Node.js. At his previous job, Andres helped find alternative ways to optimize data transfers between microservices, which reduced the cost of infrastructure by fifty-five percent. A co-author of Beginning Scala 3, published by Apress, Andres has also dictated internal courses about new technologies and shared his expertise in articles on Medium.

prerequisites

This liveProject is for Java developers who are interested in learning different ways to implement components and performance tests. To begin this liveProject, you should be familiar with the following:

TOOLS
  • Any Java IDE: Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code
  • Basic Maven
  • Basic Spring and Spring Boot
  • Basic Docker and Docker Compose
  • Basic Jenkins
TECHNIQUES
  • Basic Java
  • Basic Spring Boot
  • Basic Docker and Docker Compose commands
  • REST principles
  • Basic knowledge of microservices

you will learn

In this liveProject, you’ll learn to create API and performance testing that cover different scenarios using Karate and Gatling.

  • Add the dependencies and logic to create a simple test of one endpoint
  • Create a test of one endpoint that uses an external service
  • Create a test of one endpoint that obtains information from a database
  • Reuse the API test to validate the performance of one endpoint
  • Add the different tests in one Jenkins pipeline

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