If you have used the annotations and extensions provided by Testcontainers, then the lifecycle of container instances is managed entirely by Testcontainers.
If you have used the annotations and extensions provided by Testcontainers, then the lifecycle of container instances is managed entirely by Testcontainers.
Please refer to the {url-testcontainers-docs}[offical Testcontainers documentation] for the information.
Please refer to the {url-testcontainers-docs}[official Testcontainers documentation] for the information.
When the containers are managed by Spring as beans, then their lifecycle is managed by Spring:
When the containers are managed by Spring as beans, then their lifecycle is managed by Spring: