With traditional software unit tests, there's never a guarantee that an application will actually function correctly in the production environment. And when you add microservices, remote resources that are accessible over a network, into the mix, testing is more tricky. Testing Java Microservices teaches you how to write tests for microservices in Java. You'll learn test strategies that solve the most common issues you are likely to encounter. Save 42% off Testing Java Microservices with code javamicrotest at: https://www.manning.com/books/testing-java-microservices

1. The guide to testing
microservices in Java
Testing Java Microservices
by Alex Soto Bueno, Jason
Porter, and Andy
Gumbrecht
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2. We’re going to be embracing
microservice architecture for our app,
but we need to be able to write tests
specifically designed for microservices.
Then we need a guide for
microservice testing…

3. There is a book with all the answers – about
Java microservice testing anyway.
Testing Java Microservices will teach you how to write tests
for microservices in Java. Microservice architectures are a
wonderful boon for app developers, but they have added a
great deal of complexity to software testing.
The interactions between various microservices demand more
sophisticated tests to ensure their proper function.

4. Traditional tests don’t cut it.
Microservice architectures are too complex for traditional
software testing to accurately tell if an app will work or not.
Testing Java Microservices teaches you the ins and outs of
writing tests especially for microservice architectures, so you
can create accurate tests.
Along the way you’ll learn a lot about microservices
themselves and many related technologies – like the Arquillian
ecosystem, Java EE, Spring Boot, WildFly Swarm, and Docker.

5. All right! This sounds like
what we’re after. Tell me
more about the structure of
the book and its contents.

6. Testing Java Microservices gives you the
whole picture.
You will be taken on a journey, starting with an introduction to
microservices and ending with complex end-to-end testing –
don’t worry, you’ll hit every important stop along the way!
You’ll learn strategies to address common issues and how to
write tests like unit, component, integration, container,
contract, chaos, and more.
Best of all, you’ll come to see how powerful a tool software
testing can be for the development process.

7. Testing Java Microservices is hands-on.
You’ll learn all this great testing knowledge, and how it fits
into the Continuous Delivery pipeline, in the best way – by
doing!
The book is filled with great examples, illuminating images
and diagrams, thoughtful explanations, and learning
exercises.
You’ll be testing like a champ in no time!

8. Learn from a team of experts.
The main author is a software engineer who is passionate about Java
development and the open-source software model. He leads the
NoSQLUnit project and is a team member and evangelist of Arquillian.
The second author works at Red Hat and has been involved with
Arquillian since the early days. He created the first glassfish adapter
and laid groundwork for the website.
The third author is a Senior Software Engineer, senior Java developer,
and lead developer on several successful local government and
commercial industry projects.

9. Learn to write dependable tests for
microservices today.
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