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What does it prove? Adding ResponderAPI to your deployment pipeline's test suite is not going to slow it down in a noticeable way. To put things in a perspective, a microsecond is 1/1000000th of a second. In order for ResponderAPI to add 1s (one second) to test stage you'd...
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... have to run ~100,000 (one hundred thousand) tests against it. You're good.
PS. Times do vary, but they are mostly around 11-24 microseconds. Deploying on a host with greater CPU allocation will shorten execution time even further.
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We've solved issues with ResponderAPI listing. It is now fully available in all AWS Marketplace regions.
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Latest version: 1.0.4
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ResponderAPI comes with extensive usage documentation, deployment instructions, and examples of tests showing usage of all parameters and implementation of all HTTP methods.
Try ResponderAPI today! We offer a full 1 sprint free evaluation period.
ResponderAPI is available on AWS Marketplace as a Docker container
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