My Final Project

When you start getting into services, you quickly discover how trivial unit tests and integration tests are. Small codebases are easy to perfect and are thus easy to test.

The hard truth is, most production errors no longer result from the codebase itself. These errors result from the way the service interacts with it's environment, an environment you've either completely mocked out, or ran in a fashion that does not resemble production.

Kuberty is a thought experiment. It wonders if there is a way to add a small definition file to each of your services containing its dependencies and most importantly its tests. The kuberty controller can then use this definition to deploy the service and all of its dependencies (recursively) and execute all of your tests this way.

Taking this one step further, the controller then resets the databases (and other state) each time a test is ran, making tests independent from eachother.

This is the future of testing on kubernetes. This is Kuberty.

Demo Link

To learn more about Kuberty take a look at the README.md.

wget https://github.com/kuberty/kuberty/releases/...  && chmod +x kuberty  && mv kuberty /bin/bash/kuberty

kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kuberty/kuberty/master/deploy/install-kuberty.yaml

apiVersion: kuberty.io/v1
kind: Application
metadata
  name: auth-service-test-deployment-{{ .Values.test_id }}
  namespace: kuberty
  labels
    app: auth-service
spec
  app:
    chart: 3000 bytes
    path: helm
  database:
    type: redis
    service:
      name: redis
      namespace: auth-service
  dependencies:
  - app: count-service
    repository: https://github.com/kuberty/example-count-service.git
    revision: v0.0.1
    path: helm