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What is Testkube?

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Testkube is 100% Open Source (MIT License)

Adopt Kubernetes constructs and GitOps for K8s-native testing

Use Kubernetes CRDs to manage and store tests, enabling you to validate your applications by executing tests from inside your cluster.

Decouple testing from CI/CD for improved test execution pipelines

Workflow without Testkube

CI/CD

Workflow with Testkube

CI/CD
You don’t need to do any complex configuration to run your tests: Testkube fetches the test files from your repo and executes them as you would like.
Decrease the complexity of your CI/CD pipelines by allowing Testkube to manage your testing activities.
Use multiple testing tools such has Postman, Cypress or K6, or try new ones for your tests easily thanks to Testkube’s plug-and-play architecture.

Centralize test orchestration and reporting for holistic test management

Easily store and download files generated by your tests from your Kubernetes cluster

Testkube saves all the files generated from your tests so that you can easily retrieve them. As seen in this example, this Cypress test produced a video of Testkube’s UI being tested.

Analyze all your test results
in a centralized place

After you run your tests you can watch the results in an intuitive UI, regardless of which testing framework you use.

Debug Test failures

With Testkube, it’s really easy to see all the results, logs, and artifacts of your tests in one single place.

Testkube provides a Kubernetes-native framework for test definition, execution and results

Integrates orchestration and execution of tests with k8s constructs and idioms, making it a natural part of Kubernetes-native workflows (CI/ CD, GitOps, etc)
Makes it easy to run any kind of tests —functional, load/performance, security, compliance, etc.—in your clusters, without having to wrap them in docker images or providing network access
‍Avoids vendor lock-in for CI/CD test orchestration and execution pipelines
Modular architecture for adding new types of test scripts and executors

Integrations

Testkube natively integrates test orchestration and execution into Kubernetes and your CI/CD/GitOps pipeline
See Testkube Integrations

User Quotes

“Shout out to the Testkube folks! First off, they try to solve an important problem: how to e2e test applications running in a cluster the Cloud-Native way. But also, their GitHub README is BS-free! It explains the Whys and Hows concisely and hell-concretely!”
— Ivan Velicho on Twitter
“Perfect! When i have the repo i will write here, thank you very much for the support! I really like this project!”
— I.A. on Discord
“Awesome work, I can confirm that the exact same script and POST command work now where they didn't before. Thank you, that was super quick.”
— Aiden Price on Discord
“I want to see this project succeed because it is a much needed field to be honest.”
— ehawk61 on Discord

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to use Docker to run my tests?
Do I need Helm to install Testkube?
What does Testkube do exactly?
Which Operating systems is Testkube available on?
Testkube allows you avoid vendor lock-in for test orchestration and execution in CI/CD pipelines.
Testkube is available for Mac OS, Linux and Windows.
Testkube removes the need for you to configure docker images to run your tests. You focus on creating the tests, while Testkube takes care of orchestrating their execution.
Yes, we use Helm charts to deploy Testkube to your cluster. If you don’t have Helm installed in your local machine, please go to the link
Recent Testkube Event:

Testkube: Your Friendly Cloud-Native Testing Framework for Kubernetes

Open Source Cafe with Kunal Kushwaha
Ole Lensmar
CTO
KUBESHOP
Bruno Lopes
Product Manager, Testkube
KUBESHOP

In this episode from Open Source Cafe, Kunal talks with Ole and Bruno about Kubernetes Testing. Testkube provides a Kubernetes-native framework for test definition, execution and results and natively integrates test orchestration and execution into Kubernetes and your your CI/CD/GitOps pipeline.

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Latest Blog Post

Load Testing in Kubernetes with k6 and Testkube

May 30, 2022
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4 min.

Learn how to harness the power of k6 load testing in Kubernetes with Testkube's CLI and API.

Bruno Lopes
Product Manager
, Testkube
KUBESHOP

Load Testing in Kubernetes with k6 and Testkube

May 30, 2022
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4 min.
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Bruno Lopes

Learn how to harness the power of k6 load testing in Kubernetes with Testkube's CLI and API.

Testkube Added to CNCF Landscape

Testkube is now featured on the CNCF Landscape, an important project that provides a resource map for cloud native users, developers, and enterprises to quickly view and understand the overall picture of the cloud native system, under Continuous Integration & Delivery.

CNCF Landscape - Testkube

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