We are pleased to announce the limited availability release of Test Center 2.0. With this release we introduce the functional testing capability. With functional testing, you can assert expected conditions to positively confirm that a new business requirement or config version will behave as intended. You can read more about it in the Test Center documentation.

The latest update for Test Center 2.0 enables you to:

• Select, create, modify, and delete single or multiple test objects (requirements, config versions, test suites, test cases, conditions, test request, client profiles).

• Evaluate the following criteria on the HTTP response corresponding to the test request or a specific config setting applied to the test request:

  • Response Code.

  • Response Header.

  • Content Provider Code (CP Code).

  • Caching Option.

  • Cache Key Query Parameters.

  • Ignore Case in Cache Key.

  • Origin Server.

  • Metadata Variables (Variables).

  • Redirect.

  • Last Mile Acceleration.

  • Tiered Distribution.

  • Log Request Details.

  • Prefetch Objects.

  • SureRoute.

• Include different types of primary testing objects, comparative and functional, in the same test run.

• Execute a test run, check its progress, and view test results.

• Check a list of included primary testing objects in the test run and show the corresponding result information.

• Configure stateful test suites.

  • When executing a stateful test suite, maintain browser cookies between the test cases included in it.

  • When configuring a stateful test suite, constrain all test cases to use the same client profile.

  • Allow reordering of the included test cases.

• Integrate with Event Viewer:

  • Expose appropriate event types through Event Viewer.

  • Log key events in Event Viewer.

  • Log key user actions in a recent activity audit trail.

• Clone test objects (test suites, test cases, conditions, and test requests) based on the object type and relational constraints between them.

• Access all functional testing capabilities using open API. The API documentation can be accessed here: Test Center API.

The latest update for the Test Center release includes the following changes in the comparative testing:

• For better management of test objects, Test Center has become context aware. It allows users to create test objects only on the hostnames accessible in the users logged-in context (contract type). If you don’t see the created test objects, switch to the appropriate context and you will be able to access and execute them.
• Minor bug fixes.

The latest update for the Test Center release includes the following UX changes in the comparative testing:

• No test definition is selected by default.
• Run test is not the primary button in the test definition details section.
• Overflow menu is replaced with action buttons that appear upon selection.
• The label Details of <test definition name> changed into Details of test definition.
• Minor bug fixes.

We’re approaching the completion of Test Center 2.0 which will add the functional testing capabilities to the application. You will hear more about the Test Center 2.0 beta release closer to the release date. This release introduces the new UI framework which will support the future features.

The latest update for Test Center includes:

• Updated homepage navigation.    

  • The Detect unexpected behavior menu is now called Comparative testing.    

  • The Dashboard menu is now called Home.  

  • Recent activity: 30 days is now called Last 30 days activity.  

  • The Runs & results tab in the left menu is moved below Comparative testing.  

• Updated configuration of test runs.   

  • The new interactive window provides the following options:  

    • Select objects to test.  

    • Select environment.  

    • Enter notes.  

    • Choose if you want to have the results emailed.  

• Updated the results page layout.  

  • The runs in the master list have a progress and status indicator.  

  • Notes are displayed while the tests are running.  

  • The readability of test run results is improved. The summary is hierarchical and there’s the new View details link that opens up a window with the results.  

• Updated notification email content.  

  • More in line with the UI results.  

• Improved application performance.  

• Implemented various stability improvements and fixed bugs.  

We are excited to announce the launch of newly designed Test Center. Our goal was to create a user-friendly browsing experience for our customers and business partners. We hope you enjoy this easy-to-navigate and user-friendly design.

The latest update for Test Center includes:

• Improved look and feel compatible with the new Control Center user interface.
• Better navigation flows.
• Modern design to support test drill downs and ensure that the context of the workflow is tracked.
• Support for modal on modals to preserve the user’s previous context, allow deep linkable screens, and share results and other information more efficiently.
• New section with a list of all test runs to make the UX more effective and relevant.
• New dashboard on the landing page with educational content about Test Center.
• Integrated feedback link to provide instant feedback to the product team.
• Test Center activities are now integrated in the Your Activity section of the new home page.
• Improved application performance.
• Various stability improvements and bug fixes.

The latest update for Akamai Test Center includes:

• Downloading test definitions including details such as test cases, activities, and test results in PDF format. This feature is currently supported in English only.

The latest update for Akamai Test Center includes:

• Notification emails now include a detailed summary of test runs.

• Default test definitions and test cases are created for new accounts. This feature is gated and will be available to only few customers in the beginning and released to all customers in a phased manner.

• Various stability improvements and bug fixes.

The latest update for Akamai Test Center includes:

• Better handling of IPv6. If your site does not support IPv6, test runs will now show results for IPv4 and a warning for IPv6.

• Test creations and test executions are now logged in the event viewer.

• Various stability improvements and bug fixes.

Important usability improvements:

• Better handling of test definition execution failures.

• Better navigation of test cases in the activities section.

• When a test definition execution approaches the expiry date, a warning message is shown.

• More languages now supported (Spanish, Deutsch, French, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean)

We are pleased to announce the general availability release of Akamai Test Center. ATC was launched for limited availability on May 21st, 2018. Since this first public-facing release of ATC we have received the feedback that customers want the ability to programmatically send groups of jobs onto the platform. With this release that ability is provided.

The latest update for Akamai Test Center (ATC) includes

  * Users can now run tests across groups to which they have access.

• Users have access to test definitions across an account.

• Bug fixes

• Usability issues have been addressed.

• ATC APIs are now accessible on developer.akamai.com. Some key APIs include:

           -  Ability to create a test definition

           -  Ability to add a test case to a test definition

           -  Ability to run a test definition

           -  Ability to view results

           -  Ability to analyze and “accept” diffs in the results

           -  Ability to add notes for the obtained diffs.

The latest update for Akamai Test Center (ATC) release includes :

• Proper error handling and custom error messages that give more clarity on the reasons for failure.

• Various bug fixes for improving the overall stability of ATC