NanoCloud is back in town: testing Spring applications and beyond for Java developers
summary
NanoCloud is an open-source library for running Java applications either distributed across a real cluster or isolated within a single JVM. The talk explains NanoCloud’s goals and mechanics, then presents two industrial use cases showing how NanoCloud is applied for load testing and for integration/dev testing of microservices.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to NanoCloud
- 12:19How NanoCloud works
- 22:29Load testing with NanoCloud
- 34:04Vladimir’s experience with NanoCloud
- 36:15Integration testing with NanoCloud
- 51:05Custom environments with NanoCloud
- 53:58Summary
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