Microservices - Testing MicroservicesWhich of the following is the correct way to mock a database call in a unit test for a microservice?AReplace the database call with a mock object returning fixed dataBCall the real database and check resultsCSkip the database call and do nothingDUse the production database credentials in the testCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand mocking purposeMocks replace real dependencies to isolate the unit under test and control test data.Step 2: Identify correct mocking practiceReplacing the database call with a mock object returning fixed data allows testing without real DB access.Final Answer:Replace the database call with a mock object returning fixed data -> Option AQuick Check:Mocking = replace real calls with controlled fake ones [OK]Quick Trick: Mocks replace real calls with fake data in tests [OK]Common Mistakes:Using real database in unit testsSkipping important calls without replacementUsing production credentials in tests
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