Tricentis Tosca — Service Virtualization

Create, maintain, and run virtualized services in minutes

Testers are often constrained by limited access to live systems and real data in their test environments. Tosca’s Service Virtualization (SV) solves this problem by letting you build realistic services that behave exactly the way you want — allowing you to do thorough integration testing of your system as fast as possible.

Why Service Virtualization?

Enterprises run on average 900 applications — all integrated in complex ways. In order to ensure their digital initiatives are delivered flawlessly and on time, enterprises need reliable testing across their entire digital landscape. Unfortunately, 84% of testers are routinely delayed by test environment access. Pieces of their systems are unavailable, unstable, not in their control, or lack the correct test data.

Service Virtualization closes this gap by simulating all dependent components, allowing teams to perform continuous testing in their DevOps cycle and get immediate feedback on release readiness.

Ensure your tests run continuously with Tosca’s SV

Through SV, costs of defects are reduced by 38%

Background
Create, maintain, and run in minutes
Reuse API tests as Service Virtualization scenarios
Effortless message verification and analysis
Record messages to adapt to system behavior
Combine the power of test data and simulation
Re-use and share virtualized environments
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Definition languages

WSDL
XSD
WADL
JSON Schema
Swagger
RAML
OData Definition
CopyBooks

Transport protocols

HTTP(S)
JMS
Rabbit MQ
Active MQ
TIBCO EMS
AMQP (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol)
IBM MO
UDP
Data
MLLP
MS MQ
KAFKA
sFTP
Window File System Folders

Message formats

XML
JSON
Text
URL-Encoded Params
Form-Data
IDOC / IDOC XML
Binary Content
Multipart Attachments
MTOM Attachments
HL7v2
HL7v3
COBOL

Standards

SOAP
REST
ISO 20022
FIXML
SWIFT
Fixed Length
SEPA

ESBs & Gateways

Tibco
Mulesoft
IBM
Oracle
Microsoft
KAFKA

Related resources

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