Who tests their cloud code anyway?
summary
Walks through concrete Azure practices and demos: creating deployment slots with traffic splitting for hot swaps and A/B tests, spinning repeatable environments from devtest labs VM pool with artifacts and automated shutdowns, populating Azure DevOps with the demo generator (azuredevopsdemogenerator.azurewebsites.net) to exercise Azure Test Plans and trace runs, running Azure Functions locally in VS/VS Code for unit tests, and running load tests (examples up to 10,000 virtual users) while instrumenting with Application Insights.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Thanks to sponsors
- 2:00Thanks to communities
- 2:39Who am I
- 3:20What I do
- 3:43Who test their code
- 4:42Research
- 6:22Platform as a Service
- 6:47App Services
- 18:07Why test
- 19:14Azure Test Plans
- 24:35Serverless
- 25:11Azure Functions
- 31:46Shared Responsibility
- 37:18Conclusion
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