Exactpro unveils new test automation toolkit
01 December 2020 UK
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Exactpro, a software testing provider for financial market infrastructures, has launched a new test automation toolkit for functional and non-functional testing of complex financial systems.
The th2 toolkit is designed to enable machine learning testing for complex distributed transaction processing systems such as post-trade, clearing, settlement, and custody.
Securities trading systems and exchanges, banking, brokerage, and payments platforms will also be navigated via the new toolkit.
th2 is a Kubernetes-driven microservices solution that leverages a technology stack with an open interface, which allows users to adopt digital technology such as the cloud and distributed ledger technology.
Firms can integrate the solution with existing test tools, frameworks, and network protocols, Exactpro explained.
Alexey Zverev, CEO and co-founder of Exactpro, says: “th2 represents the next generation of automated testing platforms. We believe its usage will eventually transform the way firms approach their functional and non-functional testing processes.”
Zverev adds: “We look forward to rolling the framework out over the coming months and developing further use cases with our clients and partners.”
The th2 toolkit is designed to enable machine learning testing for complex distributed transaction processing systems such as post-trade, clearing, settlement, and custody.
Securities trading systems and exchanges, banking, brokerage, and payments platforms will also be navigated via the new toolkit.
th2 is a Kubernetes-driven microservices solution that leverages a technology stack with an open interface, which allows users to adopt digital technology such as the cloud and distributed ledger technology.
Firms can integrate the solution with existing test tools, frameworks, and network protocols, Exactpro explained.
Alexey Zverev, CEO and co-founder of Exactpro, says: “th2 represents the next generation of automated testing platforms. We believe its usage will eventually transform the way firms approach their functional and non-functional testing processes.”
Zverev adds: “We look forward to rolling the framework out over the coming months and developing further use cases with our clients and partners.”
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