Historically, teams only run unit and integration tests in their CI pipeline. But at times, teams also face issues in production that could have been caught during development—if only their testing environment resembled production and they had performed testing and deployment in that test environment.
Testing your application in a production-like environment can help you catch bugs early in the development life cycle and increase the overall quality of the shipped product. However, setting up your CI/CD pipeline in a way that allows you to set up ephemeral production-like environments is not a trivial undertaking.
But Kubernetes can help. Join this webinar to learn:
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