Contoso Traders - Cloud testing tools demo app

The Contoso Traders app is a sample application showcasing Playwright, Azure Load Testing, Azure Chaos Studio and more.

This repo contains the source code, deployment templates, and demo scripts for exploring these cloud testing tools.

Overview Video

Documentation and Resources

• Application Links: UI | Carts API | Products API
• Deployment Instructions | Running Locally

Continuous Integration

Pipeline	Status	Details
GitHub Workflow		Deploys to production
Azure DevOps Pipeline		Deploys to staging

Demo Scripts

• Developer Workflow

• Azure Load Testing - Generate high-scale load and identify performance bottlenecks.

  • Create a load test for the shopping cart API.
  • Use GitHub Actions for regression testing.
  • Create a load test for a private endpoint that’s behind a VNet.
  • Right-size your AKS cluster using load tests.

• Azure Chaos Studio - Improve application resilience by introducing faults and simulating outages.

  • Create an experiment using Key Vault Deny Access fault to test the products API (AKS).
  • Run experiment in GitHub Actions to inject faults (pod failures) into the AKS cluster.

• Playwright - Reliable end-to-end testing for modern web apps.

  • Use the VS Code extension to explore and run web tests for API testing, Authentication, Shopping cart, Uploading files, Visual Comparisons, Emulation, Mocking, and using a CSV for data

Architecture

Contributing

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