Tag: keploy
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10 Types of API Testing Explained with Examples (2026)
The 10 main types of API testing are functional, performance and load, security, integration, regression, validation, fuzz, contract, end-to-end, and UI-driven testing, each checking a different dimension of how an API behaves. Covering them by hand is slow, which is why teams lean on automation to keep up. Keploy generates tests and mocks across these…
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Why I Switched from Rest Assured to Keploy for Microservices Testing
If you’ve been using Rest Assured for API testing, you know how powerful it is. The syntax looks simple and easier to understand, but things get interesting when you have to write test cases and mocks for a microservices application that has more than 2 services. Key Takeaway: Keploy replaces REST Assured’s manual Java test…
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Test Data Management for Modern Software Testing
In the world of software testing, one crucial element often overlooked is Test Data Management (TDM). As development and testing cycles become shorter, automated, and more continuous, the need for efficient management of test data grows. Whether you’re working in Agile, DevOps, or Continuous Integration (CI), having a robust test data management system in place…
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How to Integrate Keploy in Github Actions?
Modern teams push code multiple times a day. But how do you verify that the changes made are free from bugs? And how do you integrate testing as part of your pipelines? In this blog, let’s explore how to integrate Keploy into your CI/CD pipelines. We’ll be using GitHub Actions for the examples. What is…
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DevOps Testing: Ensuring Quality in a Continuous Delivery World
In today’s fast-paced software environment, getting product features out the door quickly is the minimum. Getting features out the door quickly + with reliability is what separates high performing teams opening up larger opportunities. This is where DevOps testing comes into play, testing not just at the endpoint of the development + operations lifecycle but…
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What is Grey Box Testing? (Techniques & Example)
With software applications growing increasingly complex, the way we test them to guarantee reliability and security must also increase accordingly. Among the many types of testing available, Grey Box Testing stands out as a hybrid method that presents us with a balanced perspective of insights from both black box and white box testing. It doesn`t…
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Best Affordable Test Automation Tools for QA Teams in 2026 [Pricing Comparison]
In our rapidly-changing digital world, companies are always searching for tools to enable automation for testing. Due to the increase in popularity of test automation, it is important to understand the pricing for testing tools. Whether you’re selecting a platform to help you simplify your QA process or determining how much to invest in test…
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What is UAT? A Complete Guide to User Acceptance Testing
User acceptance testing (UAT) is the final testing phase where actual users or clients verify that software meets business requirements and works in real-world scenarios before release. Unlike technical QA, UAT focuses on whether the system does what the business needs, serving as the last sign-off gate before go-live. Before any software goes live, it…
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End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Types, Tools & Best Practices (2026)
End-to-end (E2E) testing validates an entire application workflow from start to finish, exactly as a real user would, exercising the backend, database, and integrations together. Playwright handles the browser side, while Keploy captures real traffic at the API and service layer and turns it into repeatable tests and mocks, cutting the manual effort E2E suites…
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Why Apps Crash and How Resilience Testing Can Help
Most of the times teams spend their time testing that features work correctly under normal conditions. But do you know what happens when the database goes down,the network goes slow or a third party service stops responding? In this case, resilience testing solves this problem by intentionally breaking parts of your system to see how…