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Modern-day technical system deployments generally follow SOA or a microservice-based architecture that allows for clearer separation of concerns, ownership, well-defined dependencies, and abstracts out a single unit of business logic. Uber has thousands of services coordinating to power up the platform that drives the company at scale. To offer a great experience to customers, developers have to ensure that their service is meeting its functional requirements. Building confidence in meeting functional requirements requires testing of a service.

Simplifying Developer Testing Through SLATE Skip to main content × Browser not supported This probably isn't the experience you were expecting. Internet Explorer isn't supported on Uber.com. Try switching to a different browser to view our site. October 20, 2022 Simplifying Developer Testing Through SLATE AS Ankit Srivastava AS Alok Srivastava RR Rohan Rathi Share this article Modern-day technical system deployments generally follow SOA or a microservice-based architecture that allows for clearer separation of concerns, ownership, well-defined dependencies, and abstracts out a single unit of b

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