Integrations
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Enables safe testing of federated GraphQL schema changes in isolated, per-Pull Request environments. By combining Apollo's Variants with Signadot's Sandboxes, developers can validate subgraphs and router changes without affecting the production supergraph.
Run sandboxes alongside the environment Argo CD syncs, or let an ApplicationSet create, test and delete a sandbox for every pull request through hook Jobs.
A plugin to bring your ephemeral test environments directly into Backstage. Get a unified view of both production and sandboxes, enabling your developers to manage and view environments in one place.
Use Bitbucket pipelines to automate the creation and testing of sandboxes for your commits and pull requests, securing your API key with environment variables.
Use Signadot's MCP server with Claude Code to manage sandboxes, run tests, and interact with your ephemeral environments directly from your AI coding assistant.
Integrate Signadot's MCP server with OpenAI Codex to automate sandbox creation, run tests, and manage ephemeral environments from your AI development workflow.
Connect Signadot's MCP server to Cursor and let your AI coding assistant create sandboxes, check test results, and manage ephemeral environments without leaving your editor.
Integrate with your CI/CD pipelines to run Cypress tests in ephemeral environments, using a routing key to ensure each test runs against its own isolated sandbox.
Integrate with your CI workflow to create and test sandboxes directly from pull requests, with automatic status updates and cleanup.
Easily set up CI/CD pipelines to manage sandboxes for your merge requests, using the Signadot CLI to apply, test, and delete environments.
Perform isolated end-to-end testing for your asynchronous Google Pub/Sub flows. Sandbox-specific routing keys are used to ensure that messages are only processed by the correct environment.
Route each ephemeral environment's requests through Istio ambient mode, providing a cleaner and more efficient way to test your applications without the "sidecar tax."
Configure your Jenkins free-style projects to manage sandboxes using a simple build script, securely accessing the API key via Jenkins credentials.
Enable isolated end-to-end testing for your Kafka-based microservices. Use routing keys and selective message consumption to test changes in sandboxes without interfering with other environments.
Seamlessly integrate with your Kubernetes clusters to establish a secure connection, enabling authenticated previews and isolated ephemeral environments.
Leverage DevMesh to set up sandbox routing for your Linkerd-powered applications, creating high-fidelity testing environments with ease.
Spin up temporary MySQL databases linked to the lifecycle of Sandboxes using Resource Plugins.
Spin up temporary Neon databases linked to the lifecycle of Sandboxes using Resource Plugins.
Integrate with the OpenTelemetry standard for automatic context propagation. Use the sd-routing-key within baggage and tracestate headers to ensure your test traffic is routed correctly.
Run your end-to-end tests in isolated sandboxes. Configure Playwright to use a routing key, enabling you to test changes on a per-pull request basis.
Spin up temporary PostgreSQL databases linked to the lifecycle of Sandboxes using Resource Plugins.
Use Postman's CLI, Newman, to run API tests against sandboxes. By passing a routing key, you can automatically route test traffic to the correct isolated environment.
Isolate RabbitMQ consumers for safe, parallel testing. By creating temporary, sandbox-specific queues and exchanges, you can test changes in an isolated environment without the overhead of duplicating your infrastructure.
Test your SQS-based microservices by using a dedicated SQS queue for each sandbox. This approach, which often leverages SNS for message fan-out, ensures proper isolation and simplifies testing.
Test Temporal services and workflows in isolation. This integration enables you to safely validate new worker code in a sandbox environment without needing to redeploy full environments.
Connect Signadot's MCP server to Windsurf and manage sandboxes, run tests, and interact with ephemeral environments from within your AI coding assistant.
Allows teams to safely test GraphQL schema changes in isolated environments. By combining WunderGraph's feature flags with Signadot's sandboxes, developers can validate schema updates and new subgraphs without disrupting the main API.
Use Signadot's MCP server with Zed to manage sandboxes, run tests, and interact with your ephemeral environments directly from your AI-powered editor.
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