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When we reflect on the development of automation testing, a clear change can be seen. Teams began with simple UI scripts and large frameworks, which were difficult to keep up with.

There is a moment familiar to almost every tester. All formal checks are finished, reports look clean, and no blocking defects are left. Still, confidence does not come, you open the application again and start using it without thinking about test cases.

Microservices architecture breaks down monolithic applications into independent services. Each service is responsible for a specific business function. Interaction occurs via API, and deployment is performed separately.