While developing microservices locally is possible, running and testing them in a production-like Kubernetes environment is complex. A typical development workflow while developing service in Kubernetes can significantly slow you down - from building a Docker image, pushing it, restarting the deployments, and testing the changes in a shared cluster. And all that, assuming you manage to keep the shared cluster up to date! In this article, I'll look at a tool called Signadot. Signadot introduces a concept of sandboxes that allow you to considerably shorten your developer workflow and go from minutes to mere seconds! The sandbox concept will enable you to build and run a service locally using the upstream and downstream dependencies inside a shared cluster.
Join Anirudh Ramanathan, CTO at Signadot, in our latest webinar for a groundbreaking approach to microservice testing. Learn how to scale tests in Kubernetes using a shared staging environment and gain practical insights for effective integration testing.
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In this episode, CEO and Co-founder at Signadot, Arjun Iyer joins DevOps Paradox hosts Darin Pope and Viktor Farcic to speak about how sandboxes within your Kubernetes clusters can help with your testing problem without breaking the bank.
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