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feat(local): local runtime for testing and debugging business logic#87
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Create a local runtime
stochastic-local(as compared tostochastic-aws-serverless) that allows for fast in-memory testing of business logic, and experimentation for maintainers, without the complexity of infra and temporary uncertainty of eventual consistency.Ideal use cases:
The unit and business acceptance tests should execute against
stochastic-localin before commit, and in CI, providing faster feedback on business rules without requiring service deployment and endpoint discovery. Instead of mocking polyglot data sources the developer could opt to run a local instance of any collaborating databases (e.g. redis, dynamodb-local, sqlite, etc...).