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|a Byars, Brandon
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|a Testing microservices with Mountebank
|c Brandon Byars
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|a Shelter Island, NY
|b Manning Publications
|c 2019
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|a Intro -- Copyright -- Brief Table of Contents -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About this book -- About the author -- About the cover illustration -- Part 1. First Steps -- Chapter 1. Testing microservices -- 1.1. A microservices refresher -- 1.2. The problem with end-to-end testing -- 1.3. Understanding service virtualization -- 1.4. Introducing mountebank -- 1.5. The service virtualization tool ecosystem -- Summary -- Chapter 2. Taking mountebank for a test drive -- 2.1. Setting up the example -- 2.2. HTTP and mountebank: a primer
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|a 2.3. Virtualizing the product catalog service -- 2.4. Your first test -- Summary -- Part 2. Using mountebank -- Chapter 3. Testing using canned responses -- 3.1. The basics of canned responses -- 3.2. HTTPS imposters -- 3.3. Saving the responses in a configuration file -- Summary -- Chapter 4. Using predicates to send different responses -- 4.1. The basics of predicates -- 4.2. Parameterizing predicates -- 4.3. Using predicates on JSON values -- 4.4. Selecting XML values -- Summary -- Chapter 5. Adding record/replay behavior -- 5.1. Setting up a proxy -- 5.2. Generating the correct predicates
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|a 5.3. Capturing multiple responses for the same request -- 5.4. Ways to replay a proxy -- 5.5. Configuring the proxy -- 5.6. Proxy use cases -- Summary -- Chapter 6. Programming mountebank -- 6.1. Creating your own predicate -- 6.2. Creating your own dynamic response -- 6.3. A word of caution: security matters -- 6.4. Debugging tips -- Summary -- Chapter 7. Adding behaviors -- 7.1. Understanding behaviors -- 7.2. Decorating a response -- 7.3. Adding latency to a response -- 7.4. Repeating a response multiple times -- 7.5. Replacing content in the response -- 7.6. A complete list of behaviors
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|a 10.5. Scaling mountebank -- Summary -- Index -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- List of Listings
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|a Chapter 8. Protocols -- 8.1. How protocols work in mountebank -- 8.2. A TCP primer -- 8.3. Stubbing text-based TCP-based RPC -- 8.4. Binary support -- 8.5. Virtualizing a .NET Remoting service -- Summary -- Part 3. Closing the Loop -- Chapter 9. Mountebank and continuous delivery -- 9.1. A continuous delivery refresher -- 9.2. Creating a test pipeline -- Summary -- Chapter 10. Performance testing with mountebank -- 10.1. Why service virtualization enables performance testing -- 10.2. Defining your scenarios -- 10.3. Capturing the test data -- 10.4. Running the performance tests
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