Testing Toll SDK deployed on your AWS Cloud

<h1><strong>Introduction</strong></h1> <p>This guide outlines steps to monitor and test your TollGuru SDK deployment within Kubernetes, ensuring your toll calculation service operates smoothly. We&rsquo;ll check the pod and service status, then provide a manual testing process to confirm the successful deployment, and finally conduct load testing.</p> <h1>Set the Stage</h1> <p>Check that you have deployed your Kubernetes pods and services on AWS, using steps detailed in&nbsp;<a href="https://medium.com/tollguru/deploy-toll-sdk-on-your-aws-cloud-a-comprehensive-setup-guide-b85063973a84" rel="noopener">Deploy TollGuru Toll SDK on Your AWS Cloud</a>.</p> <h1>Monitor Pods</h1> <p>You can monitor the status of your Kubernetes pods to understand their health and functionality. Use the following command to continuously monitor and update the status of Kubernetes pods in the &lsquo;tollguru&rsquo; namespace, refreshing every second.</p> <pre> watch -n 1 -t kubectl get pods -n tollguru</pre> <h1>Monitor Services</h1> <p>Similarly, check the status of your Kubernetes services. Use the following command to retrieve a list of Kubernetes services in the &lsquo;tollguru&rsquo; namespace, displaying information about their status, endpoints, and other relevant details.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/tollguru/testing-toll-sdk-deployed-on-your-aws-cloud-2a7982396e16"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>
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