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Testing Java Microservices
book

Testing Java Microservices

by Andy Gumbrecht, Jason Porter, Alex Soto
August 2018
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
296 pages
10h 7m
English
Manning Publications
Content preview from Testing Java Microservices

Chapter 10. Continuous delivery in microservices

This chapter covers

  • Using microservices in a continuous-delivery pipeline
  • Executing tests on the pipeline
  • Understanding the coded pipeline
  • Building the Jenkins pipeline
  • Deploying services with certainty

We hope this book has broadened your insight and expanded your skill set for developing tests for a microservices architecture. The purpose of these tests is to enable changes to any service with the certainty that no regression has been introduced when you refactor, fix bugs, or add a new feature.

The questions now are when to execute the tests, where to execute them, and how the tests are related to the deployment of the production service. In this chapter, you’ll see how the traditional ...

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