This portion of the repository contains code samples for testing serverless applications using .NET
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| .NET Starter Project | This project contains introductory examples of .NET tests written for AWS Lambda. This is the best place to start! |
| API Gateway with AWS Lambda and DynamoDB | This project contains unit and integration tests for a pattern using API Gateway, AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB. |
| Hexagonal Architecture | An example of hexagonal architecture implemented using AWS Lambda with tests. |
| Kinesis Data Streams | This project contains unit and integration tests for a pattern using Kinesis Data Streams, AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB. |
| SQS with AWS Lambda and DynamoDb | This project contains unit and integration tests for AWS Lambda that is invoked by Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) |
| Local testing using containers | This pattern creates an Amazon API Gateway HTTP API, an AWS Lambda function, and a DynamoDB Table using SAM and .NET 8. It also demonstrates how you can use a local emulated version of DynamoDB to increase the speed of feedback loops as you make changes to your application code. |
| Load Testing | A description of how load testing can be carried out before deploying to production |
- In a synchronous system, a calling service makes a request to a receiving service and then blocks, waiting for the receiver to complete the operation and return a result. In contrast, in an asynchronous system, a caller makes a request to a receiving system, which typically returns an immediate acknowledgement but then performs the requested operation at a later time. Asynchronous systems are frequently designed using event-driven architectures. These types of systems have several advantages including increased reliability, greater control over load processing, and improved scalability. However, testing these systems can present unique challenges.
Click this link to learn more about testing asynchronous architectures.
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| Schema & Contract Testing | This project contains examples on how to do schema and contract testing for your event driven applications. |
| Lambda with DynamoDB | You may use a variety of resource types to create the event listener for your asynchronous system under test. We recommend starting with AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB. DynamoDB creates a persistent storage resource that can enable long running tests or an aggregate a set of results. |
| Lambda with SQS | You may do not need to add a special event listener in case your asynchronous system contains a queue as the target of the lambda function. Since the existing queue is a persistant storage that can be used to verify the result of your end to end tests. |