Abstract: Techniques are provided for tracking application programming interface (API) requests in a cloud computing environment. For example, a method for tracking API requests is implemented by an API gateway. The API gateway receives an API request which comprises a given API endpoint to access a target service of a computing system. The API gateway determines if the received API request is valid. In response to determining that the received API request is valid, the API gateway accesses at least one API counter associated with the given API endpoint of the received API request, wherein the at least one API counter is configured to count a number of times that the given API endpoint is accessed. The API gateway increments a count of the at least one API counter by one, and the API gateway routes the API request to the target service for execution.

Abstract: Techniques are provided to implement application programming interface (API) security validation testing for system integration testing (SIT) in a continuous integration environment. For example, a SIT tool detects a change in master code associated with an application comprising a plurality of microservices and an API gateway to route client API requests to the microservices of the application. The SIT tool obtains a listing of API endpoints exposed by the microservices of the application. The SIT tool performs an automated API security test validation process to determine whether an API security test file has been created for each API endpoint in the listing of API endpoints. The SIT tool fails the API security test validation process in response to determining that an API security test file has not be created for one or more API endpoints in the listing of API endpoints.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for tracking application programming interface (API) requests in a cloud computing environment. For example, a method for tracking API requests is implemented by an API gateway. The API gateway receives an API request which comprises a given API endpoint to access a target service of a computing system. The API gateway determines if the received API request is valid. In response to determining that the received API request is valid, the API gateway accesses at least one API counter associated with the given API endpoint of the received API request, wherein the at least one API counter is configured to count a number of times that the given API endpoint is accessed. The API gateway increments a count of the at least one API counter by one, and the API gateway routes the API request to the target service for execution.

Abstract: Techniques are provided to implement intelligent test case management for system integration testing in a continuous development and integration environment. For example, a system integration testing (SIT) tool obtains feature information regarding features within a feature space of a computing system and an operational status of the features. The SIT tool obtains a plurality of test cases associated with a given feature of the computing system, wherein each test case is mapped to a set of one or more features within the feature space, which are utilized by the test case to execute a test procedure to test the given feature. The SIT tool selects each test case among the plurality of test cases, which is mapped to features that have an active operational status. The SIT tool executes the selected test cases to test the given feature.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for automatically testing and verifying the functionality of push notification services of a cloud computing system. For example, a computing system performs an automated push notification test to test a push notification service of the computing system. The computing system sends a test push message over a communications network to a plurality of test devices that are located in different geolocations. The test devices are configured to automatically generate a response message in response to receiving the test push message. The computing system determines if a response message is received from each test device within a predefined response timeout period associated with the test device. The computing system determines that the push notification test fails in response to determining that a response message is not received from at least one test device within the predefined response timeout period associated with the at least one test device.

Abstract: Techniques are provided to implement intelligent test case management for system integration testing in a continuous development and integration environment. For example, a system integration testing (SIT) tool obtains feature information regarding features within a feature space of a computing system and an operational status of the features. The SIT tool obtains a plurality of test cases associated with a given feature of the computing system, wherein each test case is mapped to a set of one or more features within the feature space, which are utilized by the test case to execute a test procedure to test the given feature. The SIT tool selects each test case among the plurality of test cases, which is mapped to features that have an active operational status. The SIT tool executes the selected test cases to test the given feature.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for automatically testing and verifying the functionality of push notification services of a cloud computing system. For example, a computing system performs an automated push notification test to test a push notification service of the computing system. The computing system sends a test push message over a communications network to a plurality of test devices that are located in different geolocations. The test devices are configured to automatically generate a response message in response to receiving the test push message. The computing system determines if a response message is received from each test device within a predefined response timeout period associated with the test device. The computing system determines that the push notification test fails in response to determining that a response message is not received from at least one test device within the predefined response timeout period associated with the at least one test device.

Abstract: Techniques are provided to implement application programming interface (API) security validation testing for system integration testing (SIT) in a continuous integration environment. For example, a SIT tool detects a change in master code associated with an application comprising a plurality of microservices and an API gateway to route client API requests to the microservices of the application. The SIT tool obtains a listing of API endpoints exposed by the microservices of the application. The SIT tool performs an automated API security test validation process to determine whether an API security test file has been created for each API endpoint in the listing of API endpoints. The SIT tool fails the API security test validation process in response to determining that an API security test file has not be created for one or more API endpoints in the listing of API endpoints.