Serverless… effortless backend for your Testcontainers tests

Same Testcontainers. Same tests. Completely new experience. Anywhere!

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Lean on the cloud to improve your tests

Faster local and CI builds

Scalability of the cloud helps parallelizing your tests without worries.

Forget your test-runner limitations

Run any images and fast tests even in the most constrained environments, even on ARM machines.

Easy and secure

Doesn’t require a local Docker environment; provides a simple user space install for local development or any CI setups.

Same Testcontainers ecosystem

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What’s stopping you?

Your tests work without rewrites

Testcontainers Cloud works with your existing tests without any code changes; install the non-privileged agent and you are good to go!

You have access to the same Testcontainers modules

Rely on the ecosystem of Testcontainers modules to test applications using popular technologies, without spinning heavy containers on your local machine.

Getting started is fast

You already spent more time reading this than the time it takes to get your first green test with Testcontainers Cloud.

Take it from these happy developers

Did I already say that @testcontainers is awesome? Of course I did, but if you get the chance to (early) access @AtomicJarInc‘s testcontainers cloud  you should not hesitate to do so! It really “just works”, great piece of software!

I had the good fortune of being asked to beta test Testcontainers Cloud. It’s the real deal. Drop-in replacement for Docker Desktop and containers now start more quickly, both in Spring Boot’s own build and tests of various Boot-based apps that I maintain. Impressive start.

Our team was blessed to experience @testcontainers Cloud and it’s so easy to migrate. No more worries over dependency on dind.

I used @jetbrains Gateway only briefly but I can already see it’s the future of development. Most of us work on laptops but need to run multiple servers/containers just to locally develop some applications.

@testcontainers Cloud is another great example!

Got an exciting @micronautfw spike working:

  1. start a build
  2. runs tests which require a MySQL server
  3. let Testcontainers Cloud spawn a container
  4. let tests run in JVM mode
  5. build a native image of the tests
  6. run them against the same container

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@QuarkusIO Dev Services and @testcontainers Cloud are a great match. Assuming we have 2 apps + #kafka just:  
  • Run #testcontainers agent (no need local Docker)  
  • Run both apps in dev mode – Kafka (shared between apps) starts on testcontainers cloud

Friends of Docker wormholes in CI, I have bad news for you: I just threw @AtomicJarInc @testcontainers cloud support into the build config and things(tm) are just working.

Today I got the opportunity to try out Testcontainers Cloud by @AtomicJarInc. It worked great with very minimal setup and I didn’t have such a pleasant experience with any new tool in the recent time.

Holy amazing wowsers! The best improvement to developer productivity since docker has landed. I got hands on with Testcontainers Cloud yesterday and it blew me away. Local dev, test, and CI will never be the same. Forever better. Thank you @AtomicJarInc !

Replying to @nileshgule 
@AtomicJarInc has a Testcontainers Cloud offering that’s in limited private beta but I bet they might be able to help you… 🙂
Shout out to @AtomicJarInc! Thanks to their Testcontainers Cloud I was able to run the full test suite of @opentelemetry Java Instrumentation project on Apple Silicon. That was A LOT of different containers that still does not run on latest MBPs.
Simply wow. I’ve just got chance to test @AtomicJarInc @testcontainers cloud and still I can’t believe how simple is it to use 🙂
I have to say, @QuarkusIO dev-services combined with @testcontainers in the cloud via @AtomicJarInc is brilliant.
No load for the containers on the local machine and config-free setup.
Expect more about it soon.
Had the opportunity to try #TestcontainersCloud. Here is the manual how to execute all your existing @testcontainers tests in the cloud:
  1. Download Testcontainers Cloud Client
  2. Start Testcontainers Cloud Client
  3. Run tests

That’s it. That’s the manual.

Just amazing!

This should be interesting! Ever since @quarkusio introduced devservices that uses

@testcontainers I’ve wondered how we could make it available for users without the machine power or even access to docker. Testcontainer cloud solves that problem.
Are @testcontainers fast enough for TDD (test driven development)? I think yes, absolutely. Especially if you set them to reusable. Having only a thin client at hand but still want to use them? Using TC cloud from @AtomicJarInc makes this possible.

“With @testcontainers Cloud, we run the backing containers for our integration tests in the cloud. There’s no change required for our test. […] I am convinced that this will drive the productivity (e.g., faster builds) for testing with Testcontainers even further.”

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