API testing in the age of everything-as-code

Remember when testing meant manually clicking through a web interface, crossing your fingers, and hoping for the best? We’ve entered an era where more organizations are defining their systems as code. Your infrastructure increasingly spins up from YAML files, security policies live in Git repositories, and APIs are the beating heart of distributed systems that scale to millions of users. This shift is fundamentally changing what it means to test software. As teams move toward code-defined stacks, testing becomes less about validating individual components and more about ensuring the seamless orchestration of interconnected systems.

The everything-as-code revolution: Why QA can’t stay behind

Gone are the days when QA teams worked with static environments that someone set up “once upon a time.”  For organizations adopting modern practices, test environments might not even exist until a CI/CD pipeline creates them on demand. This creates both opportunities and challenges for ...