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With the advent of microservices, it has exacerbated the situation where many dev shops only build, unit test their own little service and call it a day without
by harshalizee 3y ago
With the advent of microservices, it has exacerbated the situation where many dev shops only build, unit test their own little service and call it a day without verifying the end to end functionality -- the "works in my microservice" effect.
You can see the effect in many large SaaS/tech products in the form of latency in the double digits to forever looping redirects of their service to Narnia and back.
- Pet_Ant 3y ago> unit test their own little service and call it a day without verifying the end to end functionality -- the "works in my microservice" effect. You really shouldn't have to do more if the contracts are strong-enough. If you really are that fragile you have a micro-monolith not micro-services. If you have to run everything, what is micro? The individual deployable binaries (but their sum is now even bigger...)?!!