Shallure

After developing the basic functionality, dealing with some CSS for the landing page, and moving around the infrastructure, from Free Tier GCP to $10 Digital Ocean, finally, my very first MVP is ready. Some UX on the landing page still missing, but at least the main functionality is working as expected.

I spent more time on the infrastructure and BackEnd stuff since I built this by utilizing the serverless framework OpenFaas. I think it will be beneficial for me and the service itself.

Because in the future, the traffic more likely comes from the CLI tools that run on user CI/CD Pipeline, and so serverless deployment might more suitable.

Browsing through UpWork for a QA Engineer or DevOps work, stumbled upon a freelance job that asks for a shareable Allure Report service.

Suddenly I remember, I think I've tried similar services, but for a load test report. We easily run the test and let the library share it with the report provider, then we got the public report URL.

The advantage of this services is we could revisit the test report easily, share it to another parties to have conversation about the test itself, and how to improve from that. And I talk to myself, I think this approach will also work well for other type of test report, such as UI Automation Test Report.

So yeah, I start developing shallure on this day