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Microservice Testing Strategies

Microservices architecture permits developers to create highly Scalable applications, flexible apps, and apps for companies or industries such as healthcare, banking, telecommunication, insurance, IoT, and AI. This strategy separates a program into individual services that carry out specific roles. The more coarse-grained a test is, the more fragile and tedious it is to execute, plan, and keep up with in microservices testing. The notion aids us in comprehending the number of tests that should be composed at each degree of granularity. in this blog, let's look at Different Types of Microservices Testing . Unit Testing:  Unit testing is a habitually ignored practice while testing microservices. Unit tests guarantee the techniques and classes that developers create perform as expected. While unit testing is an exceptionally specialized task for designers, a strong set-up of unit tests fills in as a significant well-being net for getting potentially negative side effects when dev...

All about Microservices and it's design patterns

Microservices have become one of the solutions for building an application. various problems can be solved using microservices. but still, many skilled professionals still face difficulties using this architecture. so in order to overcome this developers can find suitable patterns in these problems and they need to create solutions that are reusable so that they can improve the performance of the application. so in this blog microservices design patterns, I will explain detail about major patterns necessary to build successful microservices. What are Microservices? It is an architectural style in which applications are gathered as a collection of small autonomous services modeled around the business domain. each service in the microservice architecture is self-contained and implements only one business capability. in this blog, I'm going to explain four major design patterns of Microservices like Aggregator, API Gateway, chain of responsibility, asynchronous messaging Aggregator p...