A collection of 6 posts
In Part 1 we covered how a rails application can become multi-tenant with a separate database per tenant for the purpose of running cypress in parallel groups in complete isolation of each other.
As a project evolves, running cypress to cover its behaviour starts facing hurdles. When the number of tests grows you want the whole test suite to finish faster, fight flakiness and deal with optimization problems from infrastructural point of view....
Running cypress on CI always comes with its headaches and in this article I’ll share a non-standard approach to a problem we faced that might come in handy to you.
Having to manage SSL certificates is a chore no developer wants to deal with. It can be a hassle to remember to renew them, to set them up, to upload the right files to the right folder.
In the previous article about docker(Part 1) we learnt what docker is and saw it in action by dockerizing an application that consists of Rails, Vue.js and Flask apps. We created a docker network and attached all three containers to...
It seems like Docker containers are almost everywhere nowadays when it comes to developing and shipping software. My first touch with the technology was a few years ago and it’s been serving me well ever since.
