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Testing Microservices: A Quick Start Guide

Testing Microservices: A Quick Start Guide

Microservices architecture offers benefits such as improved performance, independence, reusability, scalability, and maintainability, but also presents challenges such as complexity, availability, holistic testing, and knowledge gaps.

Testing microservices requires a different and broader approach than traditional testing, including unit tests, contract tests, integration tests, component tests, and end-to-end tests.

Modern teams use cloud-based testing platforms like LambdaTest to perform component testing at scale.

Different types of tests, including component tests and contract tests, are necessary to ensure the system works correctly.


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