microservices-testing

Over the wire test doubles

HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and WebSockets stub server for stubbing distributed web services in Docker and non-containerized environments for integration and contract testing

Camouflage is a backend mocking tool for HTTP, gRPC, Websockets and Thrift protocols, which helps you carry out your front end prototyping, unit testing, functional/performance testing in silos, in absence of one or more Microservices/APIs.

Microservices Testing in practice.

Contract Testing Boilerplate for the microservices developed using Spring Boot and Kafka in a maven multi-module project.

Flexible HTTP mocking in Golang

Code for microservices which are build with spring boot, micronaut and other available frameworks

sample spring boot application illustratig usage of such test frameworks like spring boot test, gatling, spring cloud contract, pact, mockito, hoverfly

Demonstrates the pattern of testing the behavior of microservices without caring about the implementation details.

Demonstrates a number of testing types and patterns that should be helpful in testing distributed microservice architectures.

Dockerized Pact Broker with OAuth2 integration

This is the client project used in the restrictions-test project to show how we can modularise a test project.

Example of contract testing for microservices using spring clould contract

This is the client project used in the simulations-test to show how we can modularise a test project.

This is the test project for restrictions API. You can see in the readme file the dependent services and projects to be able to use it.

This is the common and base project for the restrictions-client and simulations-client that contains the base API and shared libraries

This is the parent project for the restrictions-test and simulations-test

This is the test project for the credit-simulator-api that shows how to modularise a test project creating a client and a test separately

Microservice complete implementation

Java EE application which demonstrate the usage of Arquillian framework for Integration Testing