"Workloads" seem to be effectively equivalent to integration tests.
I don't mean to poke holes but I'm having trouble seeing the value add here.
If I have to deploy to some new environment anyways and I have to tailor the "Workloads" anyways why would I pay extra for vendor lock-in?
The type of devious bug this is promising to find would be something like:
"The DB silently drops timezone from Dates because of the column type. This results in unexpected data being returned for users in different timezones from the server"
I just don't see how repeatably calling the API with an expanding set of random inputs helps find something like that.
I don't mean to poke holes but I'm having trouble seeing the value add here.
If I have to deploy to some new environment anyways and I have to tailor the "Workloads" anyways why would I pay extra for vendor lock-in?
The type of devious bug this is promising to find would be something like:
"The DB silently drops timezone from Dates because of the column type. This results in unexpected data being returned for users in different timezones from the server"
I just don't see how repeatably calling the API with an expanding set of random inputs helps find something like that.