WireMock & Speedscale are both notable API simulation tools. Here’s how they compare across usability, monitoring, scalability, and customization.

Learn about the latest updates to our user roles and permissions. This update introduces a revamped permissions structure, shifting control to admins for assigning release manager roles and enhancing overall platform security.

So far in this series, we have been exploring the capabilities of SQLite for classic HTTP request/response type usage. In this post, we will push the boundary further by also using SQLite as a Pub/Sub adapter for ActionCable, i.e., WebSockets. This is no small feat: WebSocket adapters need to handle thousands of concurrent connections performantly.

A Testament to Our Commitment to Industry Leadership and Customer Support We are excited to share that Testlio has received 42 badges in the G2 Winter Report. These badges include 8 Leader Badges, recognizing Testlio’s leadership in software testing and test management, among other categories. In addition, Testlio has been acknowledged as a high performer in the crowdtesting category, which reflects our contribution to the category’s success over the past decade.

We're pleased to announce the launch of Standard Webhooks! Kong has been part of the Technical Committee of this standard with other great companies like Svix (the initiator of the project), Ngrok, Zapier, Twillio, Lob, Mux, and Supabase. This was a year-long effort of gathering feedback, use cases, and debating about what and how to define what landed. Standard Webhooks is one initiative to standardize the way producers and consumers can have a contract to communicate.

Most agencies struggle with the same challenge: proving the value of their work to their clients and showcasing performance in an understandable way while ensuring internal processes are streamlined and optimized. You usually have no time to build complex reports across multiple platforms for every client. The data you need is scattered across different sources, and most of your processes require manual data collection and calculations.

Have you ever found yourself struggling to identify relevant selectors while writing automation test steps? Have you considered an alternative approach to crafting readable test scenarios without relying on tools like Cucumber, ensuring accessibility to both technical and non-technical stakeholders? If you’ve pondered these questions, this blog post is tailor-made for you.