Implementing CI/CD for your software development cycle is almost a must nowadays. Let’s see how you can implement the CI/CD flow with GitLab CI and integrate the CI into your Kubernetes cluster. — With GitLab CI, you have two options : pull-base (aka — the GitOps way) vs push-base. As a GitLab best practice, and also more supported way, pull-base is recommended. To implement the pull-base approach, you need to set up your GitLab agent.

Recently I met the error Playwright context disposed when writing the API test using Playwright framework. Turns out the root cause of it related to wrong implementation of using asynchronous function with loop. — Previously my code looks like below: rolesList.forEach(async element => { const responseGetRolesDefaultPermission = await getRolesDefaultPermissions(request, accessToken,element) }) When execute the test, Playwright throws exception:

Scala is a great language for data engineering project. We already knew that. But it can also be used for automated testing, especially for API testing because provides great support for concurrency so that we can run our test concurrently to reduce the execution time. In this blog, let’s see how we can implement api testing for GraphQL API. — We will implement API testing for existing GraphQL API of GitHub platform. To interact with the GraphQL API of GitHub, you need to have the access token (the classic one).

Playwright is a great tool for interacting with web browsers to do end to end testing on GUI. In addition, it also provides functionality to support API testing. In this blog I will show you how to test API to download file using Playwright. — Go over Playwright setup and test file format Playwright supports a bunch of programming languages such as Python, Java, C# or Node.js runtime. I will implement the api testing using Node.js with Typescript.

Deliver software faster without comprising its quality. — Introduction In 1992, the “Bastard Operator From Hell (BOFH)”, a fictional story about an angry administrator who’s fed up with helping users with IT helpdesk tasks all day long, was posted to Usenet. In the story, the character ends up deleting users’ accounts and changing their passwords as a way of…