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The ElasTest Monitoring Service (EMS) provides a monitoring infrastructure suitable for inspecting executions of a System Under Test (hereinafter "SuT") and the ElasTest platform itself online. This service allows the user and the platform to deploy machines able to process events in real time and generate complex, higher level events from them. This can help to better understand what's happening, detect anomalies, correlate issues, and even stress the tests automatically; all of which aims to maximize the chances of uncover bugs and their causes. To achieve its goal, it provides an OpenAPI endpoint whose specification can be found at http://elastest.io/docs/api/ems, along with input endpoints over which events can be fed to the service.
This repository is part of ElasTest, which is an open source elastic platform aimed to simplify end-to-end testing. ElasTest platform is based on three principles: i) Test orchestration: Combining intelligently testing units for creating a more complete test suite following the “divide and conquer” principle. ii) Instrumentation and monitoring: Customizing the SuT (Subject under Test) infrastructure so that it reproduces real-world operational behavior and allowing to gather relevant information during testing. iii) Test recommendation: Using machine learning and cognitive computing for recommending testing actions and providing testers with friendly interactive facilities for decision taking.
The ElasTest project provides detailed documentation including tutorials, installation and development guide.
Source code for other ElasTest projects can be found in the GitHub ElasTest Group.
If you need help and support with the EMS, please refer to the ElasTest Bugtracker. Here you can find the help you need.
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