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Verify API inputs and to ensure outputs they conform to specified data formats and standards, preventing data inconsistencies.
Assess API functionality by evaluating its ability to perform intended operations, handle exceptions, and produce expected results.
Determine how well an API performs under various levels of simulated user traffic, identifying potential bottlenecks or performance issues.
Test the integration between the API and the user interface to ensure seamless interaction and proper data exchange.
Monitor APIs in real-time to detect and address runtime errors, exceptions, and unexpected behavior for robust system performance.
Evaluate API security by attempting to exploit vulnerabilities, helping uncover weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious users.
Assess API resilience to unexpected or malformed data inputs, uncovering potential vulnerabilities and improving error handling.
Validate API compatibility with different platforms, systems, and versions to ensure seamless communication and data exchange.
Ensure API compliance with Web Services (WS) standards and protocols, promoting interoperability and adherence to industry standards.