Testing serverless backends — your experiences
Yesterday I finished up the second cohort of the Serverless Testing Workshop. The feedback from the two groups has encouraged me to turn the lessons into a book to make them more accessible to folks.
The book is aimed at developers building serverless apps on AWS and will cover two general themes:
- General framework for identifying what, when and how to test a distributed serverless backend
- Patterns for testing specific AWS service integrations
I’m currently at the scope-defining stage and this is where I could really do with your help.
If you are building or have built a serverless application on AWS, could you spare 5 minutes to complete this short survey on your testing experiences? https://forms.gle/kvwpoHvN6gxnJUWy7
And if you could share with colleagues and/or social media followers, I would really appreciate it 🙏🏻. Here’s my tweet and LinkedIn post if you wish to share.
I plan on sharing excerpts and free chapters with you on this mailing list as the writing progresses.
Thanks in advance and have a great weekend!
—Paul
Paul Swail
Indie Cloud Consultant helping small teams learn and build with serverless.
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