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This pull request backports a change from PR #8409 to the release-5.14.0 branch. The change enhances the reliability of the smoke tests by replacing the external dependency on the public httpbin.org service with a local, containerized mock.

Files Changed Analysis

• ci/smoke-tests/plugin-aliasing/docker-compose.yml: This file was modified to add a new service definition. Three lines were added to introduce a service named httpbin.org that uses the standard kennethreitz/httpbin Docker image. This makes the test environment self-contained.

Architecture & Impact Assessment

• What this PR accomplishes: It improves the stability and reliability of the plugin-aliasing smoke tests by removing a dependency on an external service. This prevents test failures due to network issues or the unavailability of the public httpbin.org.
• Key technical changes introduced: A new service is added to the Docker Compose configuration for the smoke tests. Docker's internal networking will resolve requests to httpbin.org to this new local container, seamlessly redirecting test traffic without requiring changes to the test code itself.
• Affected system components: The change is strictly limited to the CI/CD testing environment, specifically the plugin-aliasing smoke test suite. There is no impact on the production application code.

Here is a visualization of the change:

Before:

graph TD
    subgraph Smoke Test Environment
        TestRunner -->|HTTP Request| TykGateway
        TykGateway -->|Proxied Request| ExternalHttpbin(httpbin.org public service)
    end

After:

graph TD
    subgraph "Smoke Test Environment (Docker Compose)"
        TestRunner -->|HTTP Request| TykGateway
        TykGateway -->|Proxied Request| LocalHttpbin(httpbin.org container)
    end

Scope Discovery & Context Expansion

• The change is scoped to the plugin-aliasing smoke tests, suggesting that this particular test suite relies on an upstream service for validating functionality.
• By naming the local service httpbin.org, the tests that target this hostname will automatically be routed to the local container by Docker's DNS, which is a common and effective technique for mocking dependencies in integration tests.
• This pattern of replacing external dependencies could potentially be applied to other smoke tests within the ci/smoke-tests/ directory to further improve the overall robustness of the CI pipeline.

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Security Issues (1)

✅ Architecture Check Passed

No architecture issues found – changes LGTM.

✅ Performance Check Passed

No performance issues found – changes LGTM.

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