Service virtualization provides many benefits for both development and test teams. For testers, service virtualization empowers them to work in parallel with their development counterparts and take control of their own schedules. They no longer have to wait for development to complete their work or to get access to a restricted system such as a mainframe or a third party API. Test teams can get the basic details from dev and/or use a sample request and response pair to create a virtual service themselves. With no need to wait on others to start testing, testing can start at iteration one freeing up more time for exploratory, integration, and performance testing. With service virtualization, developers spend less time creating mocks and stubs, and more time developing and completing unit tests. The virtual services they create can be shared for additional testing, ultimately saving everybody time and effort. Join Kenneth Merkel and take the first step in adopting virtual services by learning more about what you can virtualize, how the services get created, common use cases, and adoption benefits.
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Service Virtualization: What, Who, When, and How
1.
W8
Test
Techniques
10/4/17
13:45
Service
Virtualization:
What,
Who,
When,
and
How
Presented
by:
Kenneth
Merkel
CA
Technologies
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2.
Kenneth
Merkel
CA
Technologies
Kenneth
Merkel’s
twenty-‐two
year
IT
career
has
covered
development,
test,
and
operations.
From
developing
in
the
telecommunications
industry
to
helping
customers
with
development
platforms,
testing
frameworks,
and
operations
platforms
for
monitoring
applications,
Kenneth
has
spanned
the
entire
SDLC.
For
the
past
seven
years
Kenneth
has
focused
on
service
virtualization
at
both
iTKO
and
now
CA
following
the
acquisition.
Kenneth
has
been
addressing
customers
in
multiple
industries
about
the
need
for
service
virtualization,
which
he
views
as
the
cornerstone
for
continuous
delivery
and
continuous
testing.
Kenneth
enjoys
spending
time
with
his
wife
and
four-‐year-‐old
daughter—with
an
occasional
round
of
golf
thrown
in.