You are responsible for testing a suite of microservices that interact with each other. How would you ensure that the integration points are tested effectively?
- Test each microservice in isolation without considering integration.
- Create unit tests for individual microservices but skip integration testing.
- Design integration tests that validate communication and data flow between microservices.
- Rely on manual testing for integration points.
In this case, the most appropriate approach is option C. To ensure effective testing of microservices with interaction, you should design integration tests that validate the communication and data flow between microservices. Options A and B neglect integration testing, which is crucial for detecting issues in the interactions between services. Option D relies on manual testing, which can be error-prone and time-consuming.
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