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Parasoft Soatest the INDUSTRY-LEADING API TESTING SOLUTION Parasoft SOAtest THE INDUSTRY-LEADING API TESTING SOLUTION TRY IT Mitigate the risk of Reduce the cost of developing high-quality software, without sacrificing time-to-market: Get a free trial of Parasoft accelerated delivery with SOAtest and start testing. efficient end-to-end test CONTINUOUS TESTING automation. Automate the execution of API, performance, https://software.parasoft.com/soatest and security tests as part of your continuous Parasoft SOAtest helps cut through the delivery pipeline, leveraging CI infrastructure complexity of testing omni/multi-channel such as Jenkins, Bamboo, TeamCity, and API TESTING FOR applications. It extends API testing with VSTS, to provide a faster feedback loop ENTERPRISE AND automation and mitigates the cost of for test development and management. re-work by proactively adjusting your EMBEDDED library of tests as services change. AGILE Accelerate the feedback process required SOAtest efficiently transforms your in Agile methodology, by associating test existing test artifacts into security and • Automate complex scenarios cases with work items and integrating test performance tests, to increase re-usability across multiple endpoints (services, results with your requirements and issue and reduce redundancy, all while building databases, mobile, web UI, sensors, management systems, such as Jira, to a foundation of automated tests that ESBs, mainframes, etc.) from a single continuously validate your level of risk. intuitive user interface can be executed as part of Continuous Integration and DevOps pipelines. TEST QUALITY • Automatically generate tests that Use SOAtest to reduce test maintainability Increase test productivity by simplifying are robust, reusable, and easily problems by proactively adjusting your initial test creation. Rapidly craft rich shareable tests as APIs change, and integrate end-to-end test scenarios, regardless SOAtest into your Continuous Delivery of the technology, and string test • Keep test assets in sync with pipeline to ensure that your applications scenarios together with data to evolving systems via automation have an acceptable level of risk. Security constantly validate your application. and load/performance testing are often • Leverage artificial intelligence to left to the end of the development cycle, MODERN TEST ENVIRONMENTS create powerful API test scenarios in but present the greatest risk to delayed Execute your tests and view results within less time than with other tools releases. Integrate this testing earlier the context of the test environment, while into your SDLC to reduce corporate controlling the behavior of constrained • Seamlessly integrate with load risks associated with performance dependencies to ensure predictability, testing and service virtualization outages and security breaches. leveraging service virtualization. With Parasoft SOAtest, we are able to kill two birds with one stone. You test the feature. When you are satisfied with result, you immediately generate a regression suite and you have your automation ready. You don’t have to do the testing twice anymore. It’s all done in one shot. That’s a huge advantage...Parasoft helps us increase test coverage and increase the granularity of our testing. That helps us ensure our clients that they are always receiving a very high quality product. END-TO-END TESTING TECHNOLOGIES AND PROTOCOLS From a single intuitive interface, Parasoft SOAtest automates end-to-end Parasoft SOAtest supports an indus- test scenarios across multiple layers and a variety of endpoints (i.e. mobile, try-leading 120+ protocols and message REST APIs, SOAP services, databases, Web UIs, ESBs, or mainframes). types. For example: SOAtest reduces the time it takes to create and execute data-driven test scenarios by providing a visual test-creation mechanism to handle common RESTful Web Services JSON testing challenges like complex assertions, looping, data extraction, or RAML data generation. Its Smart API Test Generator creates complete API test Swagger / Open API scenarios for you using artificial intelligence. Use SOAtest to reduce test WADL maintainability problems by proactively adjusting your tests as APIs change, and integrate SOAtest into your Continuous Delivery pipeline to ensure that SOA / Web services your applications have an acceptable level of risk. XML WSDL XML Schema LOAD AND PERFORMANCE TESTING SOAP PoX (Plain XML) Parasoft LoadTest takes the tests from SOAtest and runs them under load GZIP to validate your application’s performance under stress. It verifies that your WS-*Standards services meet specific quality-of-service metrics and shows you where performance bottlenecks exist. Load and performance testing can be fully Microservices automated and run continuously, enabling constant validation and providing Kafka immediate feedback on the impact of change against SLAs. RabbitMQ MQTT AMQP Protobuf SECURITY/PENETRATION TESTING WebSockets Parasoft SOAtest helps teams prevent security vulnerabilities through API Protocol penetration testing and execution of complex authentication, encryption, HTTP/HTTPS and access control test scenarios. By leveraging already-existing functional HTTP2 tests for security scenarios, teams can approach security testing earlier, and JMS address critical security defects before they are buried deep in the release. MQ TCP/IP SMTP Tibco .NET WCF FTP/SFTP RMI GET REAL RESULTS SAP Parasoft’s customers use Parasoft SOAtest to benefit their businesses: SQL/noSQL JDBC (Other) ODBC ADO Stored Procedures To ensure the reliability To audit business processes To validate performance of iPhone billing systems expectations Message Formats Fixed Length FIX To enforce governance policies Swift To ensure the accuracy and To safeguard personal health ISO 8583 performance of corporate tax record management services EDI e-filing systems To create and manage Appium emulated service assets Selenium To validate rule-based To ensure secure, reliable specimen management To validate complex business account management and email For a full list of supported technologies, systems scenarios services go to parasoft.com To ensure the reliability of the To ensure expected quality To ensure that cargo shipments world’s largest travel network of service are planned and fulfilled Parasoft Corporation © Parasoft Corporation. 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