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What is Runscope?
Runscope was a service used for API monitoring and testing. It allowed users to create automated tests for APIs, monitor their performance and uptime, and debug issues. It's been acquired by CA Technologies and its functionality is now integrated into the broader CA API Management solutions, now part of Broadcom. While Runscope as a standalone product no longer exists, its core features are available in Broadcom's API management offerings.
What other technologies are related to Runscope?
Runscope Complementary Technologies
xMatters
xMatters is an incident management platform that can integrate with Runscope to provide alerts and notifications based on test results.
Splunk
Splunk is a data analytics platform that can be used to ingest and analyze Runscope's test results and metrics, providing insights into API performance and availability.
Datadog
Datadog is a monitoring and analytics platform that can integrate with Runscope to collect and visualize API performance metrics, providing a unified view of application health.
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Site Reliability Engineer
18 Site Reliability Engineer jobs mention Runscope
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Automation Engineer
17 Automation Engineer jobs mention Runscope
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DevOps Engineer
18 DevOps Engineer jobs mention Runscope
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Software Engineer
152 Software Engineer jobs mention Runscope
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Engineer
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