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onemi05 edited this page Aug 11, 2017 · 12 revisions

Welcome to the CA Service Virtualization as Code Wiki!!

Overview

CA Service Virtualization as Code (SV as Code) provides development teams with a new, lightweight way to define virtual services and reduce time to value. SV as Code is built by developers specifically for other developers. At its core, SV as Code is a lightweight, powerful tool that brings real value through simplicity, automation, and sharing features.

SV as Code is a free tool that lets you create HTTP virtual service definitions in Java. The tool is currently available in GitHub, and will be available in the Maven repository and Eclipse Marketplace soon.

"Do more with less, and do it faster" sums up today's DevOps environment. SV as Code helps developers do just that.

Features

SV as Code includes the following key features:

  • SV as Code is built to look like a typical developer interface or IDE, and works exactly as a software engineer would expect. There is no need to figure out a new tool. The simple, fluent Java-based interface (API) lets developers virtualize HTTP traffic in just a few minutes.

  • Endpoints are auto-generated, which means in-process virtualization (IPV) artifacts are created on the fly. Auto-generated endpoints eliminate the need to spend time configuring endpoints, saving time and eliminating manual work.

  • SV as Code also allows developers to import and export Request/Response (RR) pairs to reuse and share virtual assets across teams. This saves time by eliminating the need to create new assets from scratch.

  • SV as Code supports virtualizing both REST and SOAP services to fully cover your web service virtualization.

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