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From ingress to gateway api
We use ingress for traffic into our Kubernetes clusters. The next step is to migratie to gateway api. This requires some attention since not all implementations of gateway api support the features we need. On the k8s website there is … Continue reading
Testkube journey – Sync with azure devops pipeline
The service that synchronises Azure Devops Server and Testkube we call Testrelay. It is a webapi that is called from the approval step with a payload containing information about the tag of the testworkflowexection in testkube and a webhook to report the result back to Azure Devops Server. Continue reading
Testkube journey – Powershell pester
When we deploy our documentation we test for broken links before deploying to production. These tests are written in PowerShell using the Pester module. Continue reading
Testkube journey – GitOps
We use GitOps for kubernetes deployments. This means files in a git repository that can be edited from every tool that has access. On a regular interval (or by git triggers) the GitOps tool will pull the latest version from git and apply it. Continue reading
Testkube journey – artifacts
When we run our tests we hope everything is but prepare for ❗ . The output of the tests is placed on a location that is shared with all steps in the TestWorkflow. Testkube can collect these files in a artifact. Continue reading