ca service virtualization 9.0—what's the latest and greatest

Pre-Con: CA Service Virtualization 9.0 What's the Latest and Greatest

Stefana Muller

DevOps: Continuous Delivery

CA Technologies

Advisor, Product Management

DO3X88E

@StefanaMuller

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Abstract

Come explore at this technical, pre-conference session

the latest and greatest CA Service Virtualization 9.0

features and functionality that are being launched here

at CA World '15. If you want a deep dive of what are the

new features and how they work with other parts of our

DevTest portfolio, this is the session for you. Be the first

to have a sneak peak at the latest and greatest features

in our major release of CA Service Virtualization 9.0.

Stefana Muller

CA Technologies

Advisor, Product Management


Agenda

OVERVIEW

CREATING VIRTUAL SERVICES

WHAT’S NEXT?

EDITING VIRTUAL SERVICES

MONITORING VIRTUAL SERVICES

ENTERPRISE COMMON COMPONENTS

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Monitoring Virtual Services

Docker Containers

Enhanced Access Control

New Enterprise Dashboard

New Reporting Console

The Sandbox

Create & Edit Projects

Manage Resources

Creating Virtual Services

Create virtual services from:

• XLSX or CSV

• Request Response Pairs

• Recording – TCP

• Recording – REST DPH

• Swagger2.0

• Recording - IBM MQ

• Recording - RabbitMQ

Editing Virtual Services

Find and Replace

High Performance Code Editor

Copybook Editor

Virtual Service Monitor

OverviewCA Service Virtualization 9.0

Common Components

Creating Virtual Services


Create From: XLSX or CSV

Map data from an XLSC or CSV file to a virtual service image as arguments in the request or a full response

Keep the data in the spreadsheet for easy viewing or editing and update with just a few clicks

Code Name: Data Driven Virtual Services


Create From: Request Response Pairs


Create From: TCP Recording

Record through the DevTest Portal

Select delimiters or choose to have SV determine the best for your data

Select encoding


Create From: Recording – Up to 40 at a Time

Up to 40 Recorder Tabs at once

No limit to headless recording (close tabs)


Create From: Recording REST DPH

REST Data Protocol Configuration Tab

View, Add, Change and Prioritize Rules and their associated parameters

Re-run the REST Analyzer with new parameters

Check to see if all transactions are covered by a rule


View, Add, Change and Prioritize Rules and their associated parameters

Re-run the REST Analyzer with new parameters

Check to see if all transactions are covered by a rule


Create From: IBM MQ

New Assets for IBM MQ Native– Queue Manager

– Live Request Queue

– Live Response Queue

– Proxy Request Queue

– Proxy Response Queue

Use the same pre-configured asset for

tests and virtual service recordings

without having to remember all the

fields


Create From: IBM MQ

Simple Drop downs to select proxy and live queues from Assets

Service image contains old MQ protocol properties for backward compatibility

Service Model is standard – listen step, response step, live invocation (live request/live response queue)

Multiple Queue Managers (up to 4 different in a recording)

Multiple Request/Response Queues on a single virtual service recording

Advanced Options (tons) for Queue Manager/Queue Assets – if it’s possible, you can do it.

Generate with live or proxy queues


IBM MQ Native Support – TEST Step

Test Step – Send/Receive (Send=Put; Receive=Get)

Select Queues in a simple drop down from Assets already created

New Correlation Schemes built in

Advanced Mode – for granular control –everything is exposed for the power user

Create and Edit in the RFH2 Header


Create From RabbitMQ Queues

Assets for Queues, Channels, Exchanges, and Connections

Temp Queues for Response Queues

Live Invocation Supported

Editing Virtual Services


Find and Replace

Filters ex: request arguments or response body

Search Options:– Whole Word

– Match Case

– Regex

Targeted Replace and Replace All functionality


Response Editor – High Performance Code Editor

Live syntax checker (currently JavaScript/CoffeeScript/CSS/XQuery)

Automatic indent and outdent

Search and replace with regular expressions

Highlight matching parentheses

Drag and drop text using the mouse, Cut, copy, and paste functionality

Toggle Comments and Word Wrap

http://ace.c9.io/


Copy & Paste Between SI Images

Stateless SignaturesSpecifics/Request Data Arguments

MultiplesWithin Service Images

Between Service ImagesBetween Projects


Copybook Editor

Direct importing and navigating of copybooks, mapping files and bundles of the copybooks + mapping files

Parsing Copybooks to error check and correct prior to use

Automatic error checking of mapping file entries

Creating new "Copybook Bundles" to keep artifacts organized

Monitoring Virtual Services


Virtual Service Monitor – VSE View

View and Monitor Virtual Services and Recordings

Color Coded Status

Details in columns

Edit in row or via pop up screen + Group Edit

Group Actions: Start, Stop, Edit, Recycle

In Context Errors and Details

Model Healing and Learning Mode




Color Coded Status

Details in columns





Enterprise Common Components


Docker Containers

devtest/portal-base– Approximate size: 1.093 GB

– This image can be used to run a standalone DevTestPortal container.

devtest/demoserver– Approximate size: 508.6 MB

– This image can be used to run a standalone DevTestDemo Server container.

devtest/devtest-base– Approximate size: 2.083 GB

– This image contains a complete DevTest installation and can be used to run any of the DevTest services or tools.

devtest/servers-base– Approximate size: 735.1 MB

– This image can be used to run standalone coordinator, simulator, or VSE containers.

devtest/registry-broker-base– Approximate size: 1.438 GB

– This image can be used to run standalone registry containers, broker containers, or both. This image is built on top of the devtest/servers-base image, so it contains everything the devtest/servers-base image contains, plus the necessary additions for the registry and broker processes.


Enhanced Access Controls

Map LDAP groups to DevTest roles using a LDAPmapping.xml file

Use multiple authentication providers in priority order - LDAP, Active Directory, legacy or DevTest DB using a file called authenticationProviders.xml

Dynamically provision users without creating accounts in our embedded database (but still the ability to create users in the embedded DB)

Ability to set parameters to reject users who haven’t been assigned to any LDAP groups (no group, no access)

Configuration files mentioned above are monitored. This means you can make changes without restarting the system.


New Reporting Console

Generate valuable reports on your virtual services, test cases and CAI generated artifacts

Obtain inventory of transactions and performance analysis

Share reports via direct URL, email, or PDF


The Sandbox


Create and Edit Projects

Create, Edit Description, Delete, Rename, Multi-Select, Filter, Upload

MAR into a ProjectProject Selection

Moved To Top


Q & A


Recommended Sessions

SESSION # TITLE DATE/TIME

DO4T25T Tech Talk: Service Virtualization on Demand 11/18/2015 at 04:30 pm

DO3T24SAccelerate DevTest with Microsoft® Azure™ and Service

Virtualization on Demand11/19/2015 at 3:00 pm

DO3X114SFreeing the World from Slow: How Service Virtualization

and the Concept of S.P.E.E.D. 11/19/2015 at 3:45 pm


Must See Demos

SV Innovations

DevOps

Theater 3

DevOps Sim

DevOps

Theater 3

SV on Demand

DevOps

Theater 3

SV Use Cases

DevOps

Theater 3


Follow On Conversations At…

Smart Bar

DevOps

Theater 3 & 4

Tech Talks

DevOps

Theater 3 & 4


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