In a microservices architecture, where many services can communicate with each other, through HTTP requests or messages, it is very important to ensure all the interactions will work as expected once the services are deployed, this can be done with integration testing where the services in question are deployed to
This is a follow-up to a previous post [https://blog.zephyrok.com/google-drive-api-with-service-account-in-python/] on how to connect to Google Drive using a service account with Python, for this post we are going to see how to do some common operations like downloading and uploading files, searching, copying, and deleting. Most
If you need to access your files from a program in Google Drive without needing you to authenticate yourself, that is, a machine-to-machine communication, then you will need to set up a service account. Creating a service account To create a service account, first, you need to create a project
In the API-First approach, you make sure the API is well designed with the help of a specification language like OpenAPI [https://swagger.io/specification/], even before the actual implementation starts. It has the advantage that both, server and client sides, can start working on the implementation once the contract