When I researched application programming interface (API) testing solutions in order to find the one that would best meet my needs, one solution stood out. Google Apigee proved to be the best option for me and it is the solution that I would recommend.
Google Apigee’s wealth of API testing features and the benefits that we are able to accrue by making this solution the cornerstone of our API testing strategy are what really caught my eye. These features and benefits include:
API security. Google Apigee gives me access to a deep suite of security capabilities that make it simple for me to keep my APIs safe from digital threats. It has built-in tools that enable me to monitor my APIs so that I can spot any issues that are impacting the way that my APIs are performing. These monitoring features make it simple for me to troubleshoot problems before they spiral out of control. Apigee’s API gateway makes it possible for me to control the traffic that flows both between my developers and our APIs and between our clients and our backend servers.
Documentation. I no longer need to spend time creating API documentation and software development kits. Google Apigee has the ability to automatically generate these documents, freeing up time for my administrators and developers to worry about the APIs themselves. We are also able to leverage machine learning and analytics to ensure that the produced reports provide us with the highest possible level of value.
Lifecycle management. Google Apigee allows me to manage every aspect of the lifecycle of my APIs. This begins with the designing of the API and continues through its deployment.
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Newman is a command-line collection runner for the postman. You can perform API testing using postman UI and it also leverages you to run and test a Postman Collection directly from the command line. It is built with extensibility in mind so that you can integrate it with your continuous integration (CICD) servers and build systems.
What is API testing? API testing, otherwise known as application programming interface testing, is a type of software testing that tests the APIs directly, from their performance, functionality, and reliability, to security.
When I researched application programming interface (API) testing solutions in order to find the one that would best meet my needs, one solution stood out. Google Apigee proved to be the best option for me and it is the solution that I would recommend.
Google Apigee’s wealth of API testing features and the benefits that we are able to accrue by making this solution the cornerstone of our API testing strategy are what really caught my eye. These features and benefits include:
API security. Google Apigee gives me access to a deep suite of security capabilities that make it simple for me to keep my APIs safe from digital threats. It has built-in tools that enable me to monitor my APIs so that I can spot any issues that are impacting the way that my APIs are performing. These monitoring features make it simple for me to troubleshoot problems before they spiral out of control. Apigee’s API gateway makes it possible for me to control the traffic that flows both between my developers and our APIs and between our clients and our backend servers.
Documentation. I no longer need to spend time creating API documentation and software development kits. Google Apigee has the ability to automatically generate these documents, freeing up time for my administrators and developers to worry about the APIs themselves. We are also able to leverage machine learning and analytics to ensure that the produced reports provide us with the highest possible level of value.
Lifecycle management. Google Apigee allows me to manage every aspect of the lifecycle of my APIs. This begins with the designing of the API and continues through its deployment.
Newman is a command-line collection runner for the postman. You can perform API testing using postman UI and it also leverages you to run and test a Postman Collection directly from the command line. It is built with extensibility in mind so that you can integrate it with your continuous integration (CICD) servers and build systems.