Contract Driven Contract (CDC) testing is a method that allows you to verify integration between applications within your system. The number of such interactions may be really large especially if you maintain microservices-based architecture. Assuming that every microservice is developed by different teams or sometimes even different vendors, it is important to automate the whole testing process. As usual, we can use the Jenkins server for running contract tests within our Continuous Integration (CI) process. The sample scenario has been visualized on the picture below. We have one application (person-service) that exposes API leveraged by three different applications. Each application is implementing by a different development team. Consequently, every application is stored in a separated Git repository and has a dedicated pipeline in Jenkins for building, testing, and deploying.


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