Kubernetes brings QA and DevOps closer - A practical approach to DevTestOps 🤖

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  • Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
  • These are recordings from the Austin Automation Professionals meetup that I organize with some cool people.
    Kubernetes became a key technology for many modern software development teams. We want to show you how it brings QA and DevOps closer together with the help of Robotframework KubeLibrary. It allows you to harden your end to end tests by ensuring the availability and configuration of your system-under-test beforehand. By its declarative nature Kubernetes allows bringing testing to the next level. It enables building a holistic approach for Quality Assurance that spans across application, configuration and infrastructure. It can work in both ways, by introducing tests for devops teams and exposing testing teams to platform specifics.
    In this talk we would like to introduce you to the KubeLibrary a RobotFramework library for testing Kubernetes. We will explore how it can be used for DevTestOps scenarios by leveraging kubernetes strengths.
    About the Speakers:
    Nils Balkow-Tychsen
    Lead QA Engineer at Humanitec. 20 year of experience in software testing through-out different industries like finance, games, IoT and developer platforms. Specializing in test automation for web apps based on microservice architectures.
    Michał Wcisło
    DevOps engineer at BNY Mellon. During 9 years in IT I got a chance to grab experience in different domains of software craft including research, development, QA and operations. Big fan of TDD, DevOps and automation.
    Austin Automation Professionals Meetup information:
    www.meetup.com/Austin-Automat...
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 2

  • @jaykishoreduvvuri7598
    @jaykishoreduvvuri7598 2 роки тому

    How will it work for Playwright or cypress (JavaScript/Typescript) tech stack instead of robot framework?

    • @randomthoughtstech
      @randomthoughtstech  2 роки тому

      Check out this portion of the video: ua-cam.com/video/CMIMWS5LyGo/v-deo.html it goes into depth and mentions that the wrapper is in python. My guess is that you might be able to use pytest, etc. with this as well.
      You may be able to write something using the JS k8s client here: github.com/kubernetes-client/python/