My integration testing tools / frameworks of choice

22 Mar 2026

My context tools and frameworks, test types, component testing equals .Net core with Test server, contract testing wi... image
Share your tools / frameworks as well. There is no right or wrong answer, what would be particularly interesting is the reasons a tool was chosen due to your context and environment.
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This can vary a bit depending on technology under test but... * Component testing - restAssured with JUnit as a runner with TestContainers for mocking. * Contract testing - Pact is used widely, not sure what PactFlow is though (its the enterprise platform built on top of pact) * External integration test (with an interface) - Postman or Bruno for exploratory testing, not necessarily at one particular level though. * External integration test (code) - restAssured again, with a JUnit runner

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