Service Virtualization Microservices Testing with Brandon Byars
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About This Episode
Even if you test your microservices in isolation, it’s challenging—and potentially dangerous—to test a live microservices system that’s changing and growing. In this episode Brandon Byars, author of Testing Microservices with Mountebank, shares how service virtualization can help imitate the components of a distributed microservices application. Discover tips on how this approach can take your microservices testing efforts to the next level.
About Brandon Byars
Brandon Byars is a technologist and principal consultant at ThoughtWorks. He has a wide range of experience in multiple technologies and business domains, with an interest in applying systems thinking to software development. Brandon has a particular interest in exploring the social and organizational aspects that allow software development to scale to large enterprises.
Connect with Brandon Byars
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- Company: ThoughtWorks
- LinkedIn: brandonbyars
- Twitter: @BrandonByars
- Github: mountebank
- For more information, visit mbtest.org, and check out the book –>[here] GET 40% off using the code podguild19
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