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January 2, 2023 tagged consumer driven contracts, pact, testing

Pact part 2: Sharing contracts with the Pact Broker

My last article covered my first steps with using Pact to implement Consumer Driven Contracts. One thing that I left out intentionally was working with the Pact Broker to share contract between consumers and providers. This post looks at just that.

December 21, 2022January 2, 2023 tagged consumer driven contracts, junit5, pact, spring, testing

Consumer Driven Contracts with Pact (Part 1)

Consumer driven contracts have been around for years. I got frustrated with the state of the official documentation and other available resources, so in this post I try to come up with an easy to follow approach to start implementing them using Pact.

January 21, 2018May 29, 2019 tagged docker, infinispan, junit, testcontainers, testing, tools

Running an Infinispan node in clustered mode using Testcontainers

In my last two blog posts I wrote about a library called Testcontainers. It’s a Java wrapper around docker containers and you can use it to run software that your application depends on in a test context. My last post presented a solution that makes it easier to start up an Infinispan caching server. This …

December 19, 2017May 29, 2019 tagged docker, infinispan, junit, testcontainers, testing, tools

Running an Infinispan server using Testcontainers

This post has originally been published on the codecentric blog. A few days ago I wrote about a library called Testcontainers. It helps you to run software that your application depends on in a test context by providing an API to start docker containers. Testcontainers comes with a few pre-configured database- and selenium-containers, but most …

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