Creating a Self-Service DevOps Platform for Black-Box Testing on Kubernetes

This paper looks at how to integrate black-box testing automation into Kubernetes on multitenancy infrastructure, to enhance software quality and efficiency. Among the primary goals are to examine black-box testing automation methodologies, measure the impact of security test reuse, evaluate containerization and deployment using Kubernetes, and study issues in dynamic YAML artifact file creation. The study also looks at the importance of test automation in aligning with modern software development methodologies and the importance of multitenancy infrastructure in black-box testing automation. The key findings of this study highlight the necessity of black-box testing in ensuring that software meets user needs, with a special emphasis on Kubernetes-based multitenant infrastructures. Additionally, it highlights the challenges of creating and managing a multitenant environment, highlighting the importance of consistent security across all tenant spaces. The study contributes to a thorough understanding of black-box testing automation by providing insights into its use in modern DevOps methods, integrating tools like Terraform SDK and ArgoCD, and demonstrating the potential of self-service platforms in facilitating infrastructure management. This study should lay the foundation for future research and practical applications to improve software quality through improved testing and deployment approaches.