February 8, 2020

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Automating REST Microservices with Ride

Automating REST Microservices with Ride

Thoughts of system outages in multi-component and multi-environment REST architectures keep even hardened engineers and managers up at night. Managing the end-to-end validation to guard against this c …

Talk Title Automating REST Microservices with Ride
Speakers Ted Casey (Sr. Software Engineer, Adobe, inc.)
Conference Open Source Summit + ELC North America
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Location San Diego, CA, USA
Date Aug 19-23, 2019
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Thoughts of system outages in multi-component and multi-environment REST architectures keep even hardened engineers and managers up at night. Managing the end-to-end validation to guard against this can be daunting. A myriad of solutions exist to target and test different areas within this ecosystem, many times requiring different configuration and code syntax.The Ride framework provides an SDK building REST-based micro-services tests across functional testing, dynamic data generation (from JSON schema), performance, and fuzzing. It does all this through one syntax and one set of shared configuration files.Ride tests are translatable to an unlimited number of environments and can use arbitrary json schema to define and generate data to test flows across the entire functional map of the system.Ride is open source and licensed through the Apache2 license.https://github.com/adobe/ride/blob/develop/README.md

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