Test Infrastructure as a Service
summary
A reusable Go module replaces a Python monorepo by embedding a test microservice next to each product module, with a code generator that scaffolds test apps, configs and example cases. Tests run from the CLI, via HTTP endpoints on demand or as Cron jobs and support sustained Kafka consumer tests that require long-lived connectivity. Metrics export to existing product pipelines so Grafana dashboards and alerts track duration and flakiness across hundreds of microservices; recent additions include PR-run hooks, table-driven tests and regex matching.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:39Legacy approach to testing
- 1:20Test as a Service
- 2:18Advantages
- 3:29Example
- 5:06Upcoming enhancements
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