We’re excited to announce the general availability of Kong Enterprise 3.3. In this release, we’ve taken significant steps to deliver an enhanced experience for developers by making Kong Enterprise even more enterprise-ready and robust. Additionally, we’ve checked a few important boxes for our customers to easily comply with regulations. In this blog we’re going to cover the following key features we are delivering as part of Kong Enterprise 3.3.

Data asset standardization is the purposeful and carefully planned consolidation of redundant, contradictory reports, processes, and databases into enterprise standards.

End to end and integration testing are both critical in creating comprehensive test automation, yet they offer different focuses and scopes. In this article, we’ll guide you through the fundamentals and key differences of these two types of testing.

Before we dive into regression testing, let’s first define it and understand what a regression is. Software regression testing is a type of software testing that ensures changes and additions to software code have not introduced new issues into previously working functionality. A software regression then is any unwanted change that occurs from code changes.

Some consultant companies will not eliminate all the risks by offering an automagic solution (Perhaps a revolutionary testing tool). However, it could give better possibilities for applications to be evaluated in case of quality gaps and deliver accurate applications for the consumers. We see products/services failing before any launch or retiring a couple of months later.

There’s no doubt in just a short period of time, ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs) have become so immensely popular, they are now used by millions of people daily. ChatGPT’s ability to provide human-like responses and generate content has shown to be valuable to businesses and people across customer service, education, healthcare, and other industries. However, to get access to OpenAI’s powerful AI-tool, what do these businesses and people give up?

Using data to make decisions is actually really hard. Yet nearly every tech company, business, and team touts “data-driven” as the de-facto way that they operate. In practice, this intention to be data-led is often just aspirational—only about a quarter of organizations report that they are actually data-driven, according to Harvard Business Review. It’s easy to see why organizations strive to more effectively use their data.

When it comes to software development, the ultimate goal is to deliver a product that meets customer requirements, functions flawlessly, and provides a seamless user experience. Achieving this requires a well-structured testing process that includes various stages, one of which is the test case review. Test case reviews play a vital role in validating the effectiveness and thoroughness of the test cases.

In this Kongcast episode, Danielle Dias, Software Engineer at Just Eat Takeaway.com, talks about how her team creates a seamless customer experience by using Kong Gateway for rate limiting, monitoring, alerting, and more. Check out the transcript and video from our conversation below, and be sure to subscribe to get email alerts for the latest new episodes.

Software development is a complex process that involves a variety of activities, including design, development, testing, and deployment. Among these, testing is one of the most critical phases, as it ensures that the software product meets the desired quality standards and functions as intended.