Leveraging composability in model-based testing for microservices

Bas van den Brink; Tannaz Zameni; Ulyana Tikhonova; Lammert Vinke; Ana-Maria Oprescu

Leveraging composability in model-based testing for microservices

Bas van den Brink, Tannaz Zameni, Ulyana Tikhonova, Lammert Vinke, Ana-Maria Oprescu

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Abstract

The microservices architecture is becoming increasingly more popular in contemporary software systems. Microservices communicate with each other over a network using specific communication protocols, such as HTTP or AMQP. Microservices systems can pose various challenges, with testing being one of them. Model-based testing is an established formal method for testing software systems. However, testing microservices using model-based testing is an open research topic. The goal of our research is to explore formally testing microservices systems. This research is divided in two parts: (1) we develop a
theoretical framework for formally testing microservices, extending existing work on ioco-theory; (2) we implement the theoretical framework in a proof-of-concept to experiment with microservices systems from both open-source and industry.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	BENEVOL’22: The 21st Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop Mons, 12-13 September 2022
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of the Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop
Editors	Mairieli Wessel, Eleni Constantinou
Publisher	CEUR
Number of pages	11
Publication status	Published - Sept 2022

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Name	CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Publisher	CEUR-WS.org
Volume	3245
ISSN (Electronic)	1613-0073

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van den Brink, B., Zameni, T., Tikhonova, U., Vinke, L., & Oprescu, A.-M. (2022). Leveraging composability in model-based testing for microservices. In M. Wessel, & E. Constantinou (Eds.), BENEVOL’22: The 21st Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop Mons, 12-13 September 2022: Proceedings of the Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop (CEUR Workshop Proceedings; Vol. 3245). CEUR. https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3245/paper1.pdf

van den Brink, Bas ; Zameni, Tannaz ; Tikhonova, Ulyana et al. / Leveraging composability in model-based testing for microservices. BENEVOL’22: The 21st Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop Mons, 12-13 September 2022: Proceedings of the Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop. editor / Mairieli Wessel ; Eleni Constantinou. CEUR, 2022. (CEUR Workshop Proceedings).

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van den Brink B, Zameni T, Tikhonova U, Vinke L, Oprescu AM. Leveraging composability in model-based testing for microservices. In Wessel M, Constantinou E, editors, BENEVOL’22: The 21st Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop Mons, 12-13 September 2022: Proceedings of the Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop. CEUR. 2022. (CEUR Workshop Proceedings).

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