Service Virtualization is a powerful back-end application simulator that removes dependencies on backend applications and third-party systems to enable faster quality & performance testing and accelerated time-to-market.

Here various coloured tags represents the various mode of services like:

Total Services

In total services, you can see the total number of services which are either created, running, stopped or failed.

Created Services

In created services, you can see the total number of services which are in created mode.

Running Services

In running services, you can see the total number of services which are in running mode.

Stopped Services

In stopped services, you can see the total number of services which are in stopped mode.

Deleted Services

In deleted services, you can see the total number of services which are being deleted.

Create New Service

User can also create a service in service virtualization manually. To create a service, user can choose from any one of the following given options below:

• Using User Input
• Using RR Pairs
• Using WSDL
• Using Open API
• Record Service

Recent Modified Services

In the recently modified services section, you can see the latest modified services in the descending order.

• Service: In service, you can see the name of the services recently modified.
• URL: In url, it will display the requested URL for the service.
• LastModified: In this column users can find the date and time when this service was last modified.
• UpdatedBy: This column represents the username which has last updated the services.
• State: This column shows the state of the service i.e.:
  1. Running: This state indicates that the service is running.
  2. Stopped: This state indicates that the service is stopped.
  3. Failed: This state indicates that the service is failed.
  4. Created: This state indicates that a new service is being created.
• Action: In action, you can perform the Test action to test the service. To perform the test action, you have to click on the Test button.

Configuration

In configuration, you can apply the following configuration settings which are listed below:

• Static Resource
• Protocol Settings
• SSL Configuration
• Service Time Setting
• Logging
• Internet Simulation
• JMS Settings
• Connection Fault Settings
• Advance Settings

Global Action Icon

You can perform the following actions in the Service Virtualization window which are listed below:

• Open Dashboard: On clicking the Open Dashboard icon, you can navigate to the Dashboard Home page from the Service Virtualization Overview page.
• Refresh: On clicking the Refresh icon, you can refresh the Service Virtualization Overview page.