Modern Tools for API Testing, Debugging and Monitoring

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Presented at DocuSign Momentum DevCon 2015 in San Francisco by Neil Mansilla. During the presentation, I discussed a number of useful community tools for API testing/debugging, followed by several live demos of Runscope API testing and monitoring tools. For more information, or to try Runscope, visit https://www.runscope.com

Modern Tools for API
Testing, Debugging and
Monitoring
Neil Mansilla
Runscope

REST Client
Making any type of HTTP call (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) w/headers 
 
Tool that is beyond browser’s GET, and friendlier than curl
* Hurl.it: web-based HTTP client
* Browser extension app (REST Client, Postman)

Request Capture
Tool that captures all of the details for a request (URL, headers, body)
* RequestBin

Request Capture > RequestBin (requestb.in)

Traffic Capture
Tools for capturing HTTP traffic
* Fiddler
* Charles
* Many other network proxy tools
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Local Tunneling
Temporarily expose a localhost service/port on a public URL
* ngrok (ngrok.com for binaries, or find source on GitHub)
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Monitoring / Alerting
Automated monitoring and notifications when an endpoint/URL is down
* Pingdom: web site monitoring
* OpsGenie: notifications via SMS, smart phone push
* PagerDuty: notifications via email, SMS

Test Data / Mocks
Tools for creating sample stubbed data; mock endpoint responses
* json-generator.com: easy way to create complex sample data
* Mocky (mocky.io): create mock HTTP endpoints

Test Data / Mocks > JSON Generator (json-generator.com)

Runscope Community Tools (runscope.com/community)
Runscope manages/owns several of the API tools mentioned:

Runscope sponsored API related community projects:
Runscope Community Tools (runscope.com/community)

Runscope: Powerful API Monitoring, Testing and Debugging
Feature / Task Runscope Solution
HTTP Client Runscope Request Editor 
Advanced HTTP client with logging to Trafﬁc Inspector
Request Capture Runscope Request Captures 
Debug requests sent by your client apps or webhooks
Traffic Capture Runscope Trafﬁc Inspector 
Logs and indexes all trafﬁc made from Request Editor, Captures, Runscope URL Helper,
Radar tests, Gateway Agent, Passageway, etc.
Local Tunneling Runscope Passageway 
Temporarily share local web server on a public URL; all trafﬁc logged to Trafﬁc Inspector
Monitoring Runscope Radar 
Automated testing without any programming required
Notifications Runscope Radar Integrations 
Slack, PagerDuty, HipChat, OpsGenie, email, etc.

Runscope > Request Editor (link to docs)
1. Edit and launch request 2. Request details
3. Response details

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Runscope > Request Editor (link to docs)

Runscope > Request Captures (link to docs)

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Runscope > Request Captures (link to docs)

Runscope > Traffic Inspector (link to docs)
Above: log stream of all traffic with ability to introspect, search by keyword/attribute, edit/try, compare, share, etc.

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Runscope > Traffic Inspector (link to docs)

Runscope > Radar (link to docs)
• Automated API testing
• Powerful test cases and assertions without any coding required
• Multiple global testing locations in the cloud
• Test endpoints on local host or behind firewall (Remote Radar Agent)
• Scheduled from one-minute to one-day intervals
• Trigger tests with URLs for continuous integration and deployment workflows
• All test runs stored in Traffic Inspector

Runscope > Radar (link to docs)
Above: overview page with snapshot of results/performance from latest tests.

Runscope > Radar (link to docs)
{ live demo }

Runscope > Radar Integrations (link to docs)
• Notifications / ChatOps 
 
• Continuous integration/deployment, 
build and hosting 
 
• Reporting and analytics
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Thank you. Questions?
Neil Mansilla
Developer Relations, Runscope
Email: neil@runscope.com
Twitter: @mansillaDev
Try Runscope today
https://www.runscope.com

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1. Modern Tools for API Testing, Debugging and Monitoring Neil Mansilla Runscope

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3. REST Client > Hurl.it (hurl.it)

4. Request Capture Tool that captures all of the details for a request (URL, headers, body) * RequestBin

5. Request Capture > RequestBin (requestb.in)

6. Traffic Capture Tools for capturing HTTP traffic * Fiddler * Charles * Many other network proxy tools All logos and trademarks in this presentation are property of their respective owners.

7. Local Tunneling Temporarily expose a localhost service/port on a public URL * ngrok (ngrok.com for binaries, or find source on GitHub) All logos and trademarks in this presentation are property of their respective owners.

8. Monitoring / Alerting Automated monitoring and notifications when an endpoint/URL is down * Pingdom: web site monitoring * OpsGenie: notifications via SMS, smart phone push * PagerDuty: notifications via email, SMS

9. Test Data / Mocks Tools for creating sample stubbed data; mock endpoint responses * json-generator.com: easy way to create complex sample data * Mocky (mocky.io): create mock HTTP endpoints

10. Test Data / Mocks > JSON Generator (json-generator.com)

11. Test Data / Mocks > Mocky (mocky.io)

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17. { live demo } Runscope > Request Editor (link to docs)

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19. { live demo } Runscope > Request Captures (link to docs)

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21. { live demo } Runscope > Traffic Inspector (link to docs)

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23. Runscope > Radar (link to docs) Above: overview page with snapshot of results/performance from latest tests.

24. Runscope > Radar (link to docs) { live demo }

25. Runscope > Radar Integrations (link to docs) • Notifications / ChatOps    • Continuous integration/deployment,  build and hosting    • Reporting and analytics All logos and trademarks in this presentation are property of their respective owners.

26. Thank you. Questions? Neil Mansilla Developer Relations, Runscope Email: neil@runscope.com Twitter: @mansillaDev Try Runscope today https://www.runscope.com

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