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It’s time to talk about Docker 🐳 and how it can help you improve your integration tests, with Sergei Egorov and Testcontainers.

Testcontainers make easy to start instances of DBs, web browsers, or any other tool that can be containerized to help you write integration tests. This will allow you to test your code against real dependencies and not fake/mocks anymore.

Sergei will guide us throgh this project and will share some insights on his experience in Open Source.

Enjoy the show 👨‍🍳

Show Notes

00.00 Intro
00.46 Episode Start
01.35 Sergei’s Introduction
03.20 What are Testcontainers?
06.34 Testcontainers with Java, Go, Node and more
09.28 Are Testcontianers just a wrapper on top of Docker?
11.38 Stopping containers
15.16 How do you handle resources?
21.16 Built-in modules for popular DBs
26.27 Integrating Testcontainers in your tests
29.46 What is AtomicJar and Testcontainers Cloud?
35.21 Flakyness when testing on the cloud
38.45 Java Champions
43.02 What do you think about Kotlin?
46.53 Sergei’s OSS journey
50.35 Suggestions for new contributors
54.51 Where to find Sergei online?

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00:00:00Intro

00:00:46Episode Start

00:01:35Sergei's Introduction

00:03:20What are Testcontainers?

00:06:34Testcontainers with Java, Go, Node and more

00:09:28Are Testcontianers just a wrapper on top of Docker?

00:11:38Stopping containers

00:15:16How do you handle resources?

00:21:16Built-in modules for popular DBs

00:26:27Integrating Testcontainers in your tests

00:29:46What is AtomicJar and Testcontainers Cloud?

00:35:21Flakyness when testing on the cloud

00:38:45Java Champions

00:43:02What do you think about Kotlin?

00:46:53Sergei's OSS journey

00:50:35Suggestions for new contributors

00:54:51Where to find Sergei online?

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