API Testing
Serverless APIs Serverless APIs allow developers to build and deploy backend services without managing servers. Instead of provisioning and maintaining infrastructure, developers rely on cloud providers to automatically handle the execution of code in response to HTTP requests or events. This model increases scalability, reduces operational overhead, and allows developers to focus solely on writing […]
Introduction to Apigee Apigee is an API management platform developed by Google. It helps organizations design, secure, publish, monitor, and analyze APIs. Instead of each app directly accessing backend services, Apigee acts as a smart middle layer.Think of Apigee as a traffic controller for APIs. It decides who can access an API, how often they […]
Postman Console The Postman Console is an interactive debugging tool within Postman that logs API requests and responses. It helps developers track and debug requests to ensure they function as expected. The console captures details such as request headers, responses, and other relevant information, simplifying debugging. With the Postman Console, developers can monitor API calls […]
Postman CLI (Newman) Newman is a command-line interface (CLI) for Postman. It allows you to run Postman collections directly from the command line, making it ideal for integrating API testing into automated workflows such as CI/CD pipelines. Why Use Newman? Newman offers several advantages: Automation: Run Postman collections as part of automated scripts or workflows. […]
Introduction to Postman Collections A Postman Collection is a group of requests that are saved and organized within Postman. Collections allow you to efficiently manage, share, and execute API requests as part of your development and testing workflow. Why Use Collections? Collections are useful for: Organizing Requests: Grouping related API requests under a single collection […]
HTTP Methods An HTTP method is a way for a client (usually a web browser or API client) to communicate with a server using the HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol). An HTTP method (also called an HTTP verb) defines the action that a client wants to perform on a resource identified by a URL when making […]