How Is Integration Testing in Hybrid Cloud Possible?
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Shows how integration testing across z/OS and cloud works using the open-source Galasa framework: a Java engine with CLI, REST APIs and JUnit hooks that can spin test assets in IBM Cloud, peek/poke queues and 3270 terminals, and run sample apps including SimBank. Built over ~12 years, released under EPL‑2.0, it targets reducing the current 80% manual testing in enterprises and is already adopted by a large US bank and several European banks, proving the approach in production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:33Talk overview
- 6:00IBM mainframes in hybrid cloud
- 16:17Testing challenges in hybrid
- 24:23Customer demand for testing
- 29:37Galasa open source project
- 34:49Hybrid cloud testing complexities
- 40:07Legacy modernization and testing
- 44:28Galasa features and release
- 47:20Q&A
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