Specmatic Updates
By Naresh Jain
Our API Ecosystem is More Fragile Than We Think
API resiliency testing: how to keep your services standing when dependencies fail The fragile truth about modern systems Resiliency matters, and yet we still underestimate how fragile the digital world
By Joel Rosario
Kafka Mocking with AsyncAPI using Specmatic
The Specmatic Kafka mock is wire compatible and entirely within the control of the test, the test can run locally and in CI and deliver
By Joel Rosario
Redis Stubbing with Specmatic Contract Testing
Instead of using an actual instance of Redis, we'll stub it out and have the contract test set expectations so that the Redis stub knows
By John
“Easy Microservice Testing” – Specmatic featured on Continuous Delivery channel
Dave Farley is a respected author and widely recognised proponent of Continuous Delivery. In this video on his Continuous Delivery YouTube channel he discusses why
By Hari Krishnan
Types of Contracts Testing – Consumer Driven, Provider Driven and Contract Driven
The terms Contract Testing and "Consumer Driven Contract Testing" are often used interchangeably thereby making it seem like they are one and the same. However
By Hari Krishnan
Comparison: Specmatic vs Spring Cloud Contract
With Spring Cloud Contract we can start by authoring the API contract in one of the supported DSLs, based on which the provider / producer
By Hari Krishnan
Comparison: Specmatic vs WireMock
API mocking is only effective if the mocks are truly representative of the provider / services they are emulating. Deviations between mocks and providers can
By Hari Krishnan
Comparison: Specmatic vs Pact.io and Pactflow.io
Specmatic and Contract Driven Development differ significantly from Pact. We built Specmatic out of our own necessity where Pact did not fit the bill for
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