Testing new Neptune version
Hey all,
We're currently in Neptune 1.1.0.0. To prepare for the next Neptune version, 1.2.0.2, we made a pretty big test that covers up most of what is happening that utilizes Neptune.
Doing extensive testing in our developer environment which doesn't have Neptune, we instead used a local Tinkerpop server of version 3.5.4, which according to the notes is the latest version utilized by Neptune.
After a month of testing and making sure everything works as intended, we went ahead and upgraded our Staging environment from 1.1.0.0 to 1.2.0.2. However, we quickly started seeing issues, and had to roll back ASAP to prevent issues for our developers.
Is testing via a local Tinkerpop server not good enough to gain confidence? What can we do to have a good understanding of the differences between Neptune and a Tinkerpop server? Should we make a developer-environment based Neptune server to be used by the devs testing it?
Please advise.
We're currently in Neptune 1.1.0.0. To prepare for the next Neptune version, 1.2.0.2, we made a pretty big test that covers up most of what is happening that utilizes Neptune.
Doing extensive testing in our developer environment which doesn't have Neptune, we instead used a local Tinkerpop server of version 3.5.4, which according to the notes is the latest version utilized by Neptune.
After a month of testing and making sure everything works as intended, we went ahead and upgraded our Staging environment from 1.1.0.0 to 1.2.0.2. However, we quickly started seeing issues, and had to roll back ASAP to prevent issues for our developers.
Is testing via a local Tinkerpop server not good enough to gain confidence? What can we do to have a good understanding of the differences between Neptune and a Tinkerpop server? Should we make a developer-environment based Neptune server to be used by the devs testing it?
Please advise.
Apache TinkerPop is an open source graph computing framework and the home of the Gremlin graph query language.
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