International Business Machines Corporation

Priya Ajay Ingle

Keith D Cramer

Leslie Dwynn Lundquist

Barbara Elizabeth Wang

Johnny Menh-Han Shieh

Sangeetha Srikanth

Jiawei Wen

Ramkumar Gowrishankar

Processing within a computing environment is facilitated by determining a set of microservices needed to execute a microservice test suite in a test environment, where the test environment is an active microservice test environment with a plurality of microservices. The process also includes determining that the test environment lacks sufficient resources to run the microservice test suite with the set of microservices, and dynamically removing at least one microservice of the plurality of microservices from the test suite not needed to execute the microservice test suite to free test environment resources for executing the microservice test suite with the set of microservices. The process also includes initiating executing, based on the dynamically removing, the microservice test suite in the test environment.

Dynamic reconfiguration of microservice test environment

An approach for an automated task management system to accomplish set goals by completing a predefined set of tasks for that goal is disclosed. The approach includes creating a goal object by one or more users and creating one or more task objects associated with the goal object by the one or more users. The approach includes executing a first task of the one or more task objects and determining if there is one or more deviations associated with executing the first task. Users can directly define deviations which are stored into the tasks directly as a deviation path without needing admin approval. Based on determining there is the one or more deviations, the approach can optionally ask for an approval from an administrator. Deviation tasks objects are stored into the goal object for future users to view and use.

Dynamically generated task system with feedback capability

A computer-implemented method includes: receiving, by a computer device, input to tag at least one line of code with one of plural predefined types of metadata tags, wherein the at least one line of code is a subset of a source code that is stored in a code repository and editable by plural different users via a client source code editor program; tagging, by the computer device, the at least one line of code with the one of the plural predefined types of metadata tags; detecting, by the computer device, a change to the at least one line of code after the tagging; and generating, by the computer device, an alert based on the detecting the change to the at least one line of code.

Attaching metadata to lines of code for alerting to changes in the code

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