Testing reactive Java microservices
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Learn how to test reactive Java microservices effectively. Discover tools and strategies for testing non-blocking, event-driven services, ensuring that they handle high loads and deliver reliable results in production environments while maintaining performance and scalability.
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Learn how to test reactive Java microservices in true-to-production environments using Testcontainers.
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