Building Blocks for Test Configuration in Integration-Like Test Suites

When you're testing software that connects to real external resources, like servers or databases, it's important to have separate test environments set up. This is similar to how you need to configure your test application settings. These test environments help ensure that your tests are accurate and reliable. Read on for more.

Integrating NBomber Load Testing with F# Expecto

NBomber is great for load testing, but it's still a separate framework. Let's see how this can be integrated into the Expecto test framework.

Migrating to AAD Workload Identity on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

Are you still using the deprecated AAD Pod Identity feature on your AKS cluster to acquire access to Azure resources? Find out how to migrate to the new, preferred way of working, which became generally available on 17/04/2023: AAD Workload Identity.

Testing, the Neglected Child of the Project

Testing sometimes seems to be the neglected child of a code project. There are a number of reasons for this, but none of them are valid if you want a quality application.

NBomber Load Tests in the xUnit Testing Framework for Invictus

Recently, I had the opportunity to write load testing for the Codit Invictus project. The working environment and availability of the environment led to me choosing NBomber, integrated in the xUnit testing framework.

Securing Azure Container Services: Best Practices and Tips

Azure Container Services (ACS) is a powerful platform for building and deploying containerized applications. However, the flexibility and scalability that containers provide requires proper security measures. In this blog post, we will discuss some best practices and tips for securing your ACS deployments.