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This document discusses API test automation, including what it is, why it should be done, who should do it, common tools and frameworks used, considerations for microservices, and examples. API test automation involves testing application programming interfaces without a graphical user interface to test components in isolation faster. It is useful for developers, testers, and consumers and allows APIs to be provided as external products. Popular tools include SoapUI, Postman, and libraries like rest-assured and requests. When moving to microservices, APIs will compose granular services and be a primary source of testing.












Introduction to API Automation with techniques and insights from Alper Mermer.
Definition and exploration of what API test automation entails.
Reasons to implement API test automation, including faster testing and internal component access.
Identifies the key stakeholders who should engage in API test automation: Developers, Testers, and Consumers.
Various tools and frameworks used for API testing including Soapui, Postman, and Swagger.
Discusses the role of APIs in microservices architecture and their significance in testing.
Illustrative examples showcasing different aspects and scenarios of API testing.
Wrap-up of the presentation with contact information for follow-up questions.