MicroServices Testing
From Design To Deployment
Why opt for testing microservices?
Performance
Enable smooth interaction and unhindered data flow between microservices, with no bottlenecks and errors
Efficiency
Guarantee each microservice delivers intended functionality to end users
Security
Make certain there are no vulnerabilities to serve as a foothold for cybersecurity breaches
Sustainability
Get expert recommendations on how to make your microservice architecture resilient and future-proof
One vendor, a variety of testing strategies
By leveraging a range of testing approaches, be it for manual or automated testing of microservices, the Instatech team will help you get microservices that maximize deployment velocity.
Unit testing
Our team will test the source code units and check if they behave as designed with different inputs and under varied conditions.
Component testing
As part of our testing routine, we will isolate each component of your microservice architecture using stubbing and mocking techniques to identify possible flaws and bugs in its code prior to and after deployment.
Integration testing
When running microservices through integration testing, we will review how well they connect, communicate, and interact as a unified system. Our team will also perform microservices testing through API to ensure integrated modules meet performance and reliability expectations.
Performance testing
We render thorough microservices performance testing, assessing how stable and responsive the architecture is under expected and extreme loads, and recommending how to improve its fault-tolerance. We also identify bottlenecks in terms of load balancing in order to leverage computing power usage.
Contract testing
The InstaTech team will simulate interaction scenarios between consumer and API provider endpoints of microservices to detect possible malfunctions and discrepancies between expected and returned responses.
Security testing
Within the scope of microservices security testing, we will do an assortment of checks – from vulnerability scanning and penetration testing to risk assessment, reviewing user authentication, security patches, and API gateway safety, among other aspects.