In times when there are thousands of organizations vying for their existence in a competitive world, faster rollouts of a feature in their respective domains are of the utmost priority. To overcome this problem, the adoption of microservices architecture in small and large-scale companies is growing at an exponential rate. But, this architectural shift requires altogether a new pair of glasses to look at how development, testing, and delivering a product differs from a regular monolithic gigantic service. In my previous post, I briefly talked about how a developer plays an important role in enabling the real benefits of using microservice architecture over a monolith. In this post, I will briefly talk about why there is a growing need to make a change in terms of testing strategies when companies are transitioning from monolithic to microservices architecture. By definition, a transition to microservices from a monolith involves breaking a monolithic application or service into more logical, isolated components.


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