Locale proof performance

One of the worst situations that can occur when we are working with microservices architecture is to put a code in production and see that the performance is poor. The work to bring the code back to the development environment, knowing that production in the project is compromised and the users are going through a bad experience, when it is something that could have been analyzed on the technical side, is extremely frustrating.

The problem now in production could have been predicted, and even solved in the development environment. To register this type of metric, there are many tools that can prove performance in the local environment.

Obviously, the local behavior will not perfectly reflect the production environment. ...

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