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Rethinking integration testing in the age of coding agents
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Fixing my writers block using OpenClaw
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Shadow Testing: a low-effort approach to solve microservices integration testing
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Setting up tenancy-based ephemeral environments using a service mesh
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anirudhrx
2y ago
Excited to see this! Congrats on the launch.
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Rest API Testing Using Relevancy Weighted Diffs
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Why Staging Doesn't Scale for Microservice Testing
(thenewstack.io)
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Cutting the High Cost of Testing Microservices
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Scaling Ephemeral Environments with OpenTelemetry and Service Mesh
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3y ago
I just use Goodreads to keep track of what I read so I can go back and see some highlights from certain kindle books that I've semi-forgotten. I dislike their goals in terms of "books/month" and "books/year&quo
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anirudhrx
3y ago
Sorry if I'm not using the right terminology here. By layers, I'm talking about the different places from where you're emitting spans - like in your example, the UI, prompt-embedding, vector-store and context-encoding. What I
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anirudhrx
3y ago
Congrats on the launch! This is really cool. Would love to see OTel integration in the future. I'm curious if this might eventually work with request-context based routing, i.e. being able to use the propagated metadata between layers
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anirudhrx
3y ago
Hah! this was cool to discover.
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Show HN: Developer Environments Using Istio and Kubernetes
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3y ago
This is an interesting issue that I've also seen across many companies - often even leading to low usage of these slow-to-bring-up environments. At relatively smaller scale, I can see physical infrastructure-based isolation being effec
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3y ago
Thanks for the question. Anirudh here. Firstly, there isn't always a need to isolate everything by default - in some cases, the testing being done may / application layer entities may already provide the isolation necessary. Howev
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4y ago
Thank you! :)
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anirudhrx
4y ago
Thanks for the kind words!
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anirudhrx
4y ago
Makes sense. I have seen a couple of instances of this pattern - with service dependencies being stitched together using configuration. Thanks for sharing!
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4y ago
Ah, the primary use-case here is for developers to test microservices as changes are made to them - so one would typically be running this setup in pre-production / staging only and no prod user data would be involved. I would think of
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4y ago
I was just about to post this :) Depending on the request context (typically a set of headers), a request will end up going to one of baseline service A or A’, but never both. Depending on the scenario being tested, you can choose to isolat
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anirudhrx
4y ago
Thanks for the question. At a high level, vcluster and sandboxes can be used to create environments within k8s. The approach we take with sandboxes is different in that it optimizes these environments for testing in high fidelity and withou
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Thank you! We're really excited about covering the entire dev lifecycle using this approach. Re: routing, do you make use of a library that is directly included in each service? We've seen an approach in the wild where such logic
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4y ago
We've been working on some concept docs at https://docs.signadot.com/docs/concepts . Please let me know if it could use more detail on anything!
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4y ago
Thanks! The biggest lesson for us has been in finding the balance between being opinionated v/s being flexible in the abstractions we build. I think it's easy to go too far in either direction but we're learning as we build a
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Kubernetes Sandbox Environments using request level multi-tenancy
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7y ago
> Lastly, you might argue that you shouldn’t increase your consumption with your net worth, but I would counter that some lifestyle creep can be highly rewarding in terms of maximizing your leisure time and long-term life satisfaction. I
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anirudhrx
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Liveness probes are used by the kubelet to restart the underlying container and are independent of the deployment object. This has come up before in https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/57187 but s