Do you use SOA or Microservices?

Runzyme’s flagship product SOArite can help in SOA/microsservices functional and end-to-end testing. Microservices consisting of middleware and backend processes that do not have a UI but are atomic and self-sustaining are becoming the backbone of a enterprise systems due to their modular and reusable capacity. This means a shift from black box testing to a more process based and integration testing. This shift to reusable components has its own challenges with multiple points of failure, complexity in design and steep learning curve. Typically the standalone business process is tested and validated before plugging it into the larger enterprise service oriented architecture. Selecting the right testing tool is smart and improves ROI.

How many SOA components do you typically use?

• Http Services
• SOAP based Web Services
• RESTful Web services
• JDBC API to access databases
• JMS API to access messaging Services
• TCP connection to legacy Systems

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Whether its SOAP XML or REST based WebServices, database(via JDBC) or messaging(JMS), connectivity to HttpServers or legacy systems, SOA testing can be a complicated process. With SOArite you can test any of these components individually or as a workflow as it would be in a real case scenario. SOArite enables you to integrate these components allowing you to enter data in user friendly UI forms freeing you from the details of the underlying data structure.