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Difference between SOAP Vs Rest API - Part 2 #performancetesting #soap #restapis https://lnkd.in/eu5ngrY4

I am in SHARE Kansas City, where there have been very insightful sessions in the last couple of days. I am delighted to see that Git is accepted as the default SCM for mainframe applications and is positioned as a prerequisite for any modernization initiative like using genAI help in development, test automation, etc. IBM stepped on this path for native git support for Mainframe applications 7-8 years back. Many of our competitions brushed us off that time that, git will not work for the mainframe applications. Today the same competition positions their git bridges ( which has problems as I explain in the blog in the first comment). Native git usage is the only way to modernize your mainframe applications and take advantage of all the technological advances of today and years to come. For example, IBA Group is currently presenting on "automated testing" for mainframe applications. They say "Onboarding to Git" is essential for any test automation.

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?? New Video Release! ?? ?? Title: Introduction to WSDL, UDDI, and Open API Specification ?? What You’ll Learn: ? WSDL (Web Services Description Language) – What it is and how it works ? Structure of WSDL – Breaking down its key components ? Parsing WSDL with SoapUI – Practical demo to bring it to life ? UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) – Its role in web services ? Open API Specification – Understanding its structure and its role in defining RESTful APIs ?? Whether you’re exploring web services for the first time or brushing up on your skills, this video is packed with insights to help you navigate WSDL, UDDI, and Open API! ?? Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eyruA5na #WebServices #API #WSDL #UDDI #OpenAPI #APITesting #Postman #SoapUI

In this documentation, we present a comprehensive guide on setting up a ?? #CI_CD #pipeline using ???? #Jenkins, ??#SonarQube, and ??#Tomcat. This pipeline ensures seamless integration and delivery of applications, enhancing code quality and #automating the deployment process. Jenkins serves as the backbone for continuous integration, orchestrating the build and #deployment_workflows. ? SonarQube integrates with Jenkins to perform static code analysis, ensuring that code quality standards are met before deployment. Finally, Tomcat is used as the application server where the built application is deployed and tested. ? By following this guide, developers can automate the build, test, and deployment stages, leading to more efficient development cycles and higher quality software releases.

An introductory overview of API Gateway Best Practices.

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Ready to modernize your application's Source Code Management? Watch our comprehensive demo on migrating your Endeavor app to GitLab and Bitbucket. Learn how our migration utility ensures a seamless transition, with validation reports for member count and file size. Watch Now https://ow.ly/6w2m50QUVJr #SCM #GitLab #Bitbucket #MigrationDemo #Endeavor #CodeMigration #DevOps #technicaldemo

Here are some basic OpenShift commands that you might find useful: 1. Login to OpenShift Cluster bash oc login https://<your-openshift-cluster>:<port> --username=<your-username> --password=<your-password> 2. Get Cluster Status bash oc status ``` 3. List Projects ```bash oc projects ``` 4. Switch to a Project ```bash oc project <project-name> ``` 5. Get All Resources in a Project ```bash oc get all ``` 6. Create a New Project ```bash oc new-project <project-name> ``` 7. Deploy an Application ```bash oc new-app <image-stream|template|git-repo> --name=<app-name> ``` 8. View Logs of a Pod ```bash oc logs <pod-name> ``` 9. Describe a Resource ```bash oc describe <resource-type> <resource-name> ``` 10. Delete a Resource bash oc delete <resource-type> <resource-name> ``` 11. Get Pods ```bash oc get pods ``` 12. Get Services bash oc get svc 13. Scale a Deployment ```bash oc scale --replicas=<number-of-replicas> deployment/<deployment-name> ``` 14. Expose a Service ```bash oc expose svc/<service-name> --port=<port> --target-port=<target-port> ``` 15. Get Routes ```bash oc get routes ``` These commands should help you get started with managing your OpenShift environment.

Lately, there's been requests to release my service now PDI and the first thought is always, "How do I save my work?" Here's a great video that breaks down the process of saving your applications/data and exporting it between PDIs.