Thanks for sharing this amazing explanation of the QA process in a microservices architecture, I'm currently working on a mature project and this help me a lot guys. Thanks
Awesome sir, I love it! We're currently transitioning to a Micro services architecture. I was looking for some resources to aid in the transitioning of the QA team and this helps a lot. I'm actually going to show this to my QA team.
Although I know lots of companies are working like this, I dont see the point , looks very expensive to me this kind of testing. We as developers can just "unittest" a group of microservices by grouping them and using the same protocol-abstractions as that we use to, for example, receive endpoints to. But I can imagine that requires seniority on architects and developers, plus manual testers would have no jobs anynore😂
Let's assume that your current levels of production incidents are acceptable. Let us also assume that the time to market is satisfactory to the product leadership. Then, going the extra mile to invest in an even higher quality process like the one described will be counterproductive. The video describes an example approach where testers can contribute to the microservices testing. It shows how to produce very high-quality products. If that is not your goal, following this approach will not be optimal. It is essential to keep the goal always in mind. Your approach might work well for your product and team. But, if your leadership team would like to increase the quality of the product or deliver faster, then consider exploring new ways of working. For example, the one from the video, where manual testers move away from regression testing as all of that is automated to manual exploratory testing to catch the bugs that developers would never think about.
Testing Strategies in a Microservice Architecture martinfowler.com/articles/microservice-testing/ Six principles for building fault-tolerant microservices ua-cam.com/video/dKWNZnuZhd0/v-deo.html Microservice principles 12factor.net pivotal.io/microservices martinfowler.com/articles/microservices.html
Thanks for sharing this amazing explanation of the QA process in a microservices architecture, I'm currently working on a mature project and this help me a lot guys. Thanks
Thanks Enrique!
Awesome sir, I love it! We're currently transitioning to a Micro services architecture. I was looking for some resources to aid in the transitioning of the QA team and this helps a lot. I'm actually going to show this to my QA team.
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Very interesting video!!!
Thank you!
Although I know lots of companies are working like this, I dont see the point , looks very expensive to me this kind of testing. We as developers can just "unittest" a group of microservices by grouping them and using the same protocol-abstractions as that we use to, for example, receive endpoints to. But I can imagine that requires seniority on architects and developers, plus manual testers would have no jobs anynore😂
Let's assume that your current levels of production incidents are acceptable. Let us also assume that the time to market is satisfactory to the product leadership. Then, going the extra mile to invest in an even higher quality process like the one described will be counterproductive.
The video describes an example approach where testers can contribute to the microservices testing. It shows how to produce very high-quality products. If that is not your goal, following this approach will not be optimal.
It is essential to keep the goal always in mind. Your approach might work well for your product and team.
But, if your leadership team would like to increase the quality of the product or deliver faster, then consider exploring new ways of working. For example, the one from the video, where manual testers move away from regression testing as all of that is automated to manual exploratory testing to catch the bugs that developers would never think about.
Nice video. Thanks for share it.
Excelente presentación 🙏🏼
Muchas gracias Miguel!
It would be good if you can provides links you suggest in your post description!
Thank you.
Testing Strategies in a Microservice Architecture martinfowler.com/articles/microservice-testing/
Six principles for building fault-tolerant microservices ua-cam.com/video/dKWNZnuZhd0/v-deo.html
Microservice principles
12factor.net
pivotal.io/microservices
martinfowler.com/articles/microservices.html