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  • Introduction
  • Use cases for API Simulation
  • Key concepts
  • What's New
  • Dashboard
  • Simulation
    • Create simulations
    • Configuring Request Matchers
      • JSON Request Matchers on the Body
        • EXACT Matcher
        • JSON Matcher
        • JSON Partial Matcher
        • JSONPath Matcher
        • Regular Expression Matcher
      • Handling the response when Hoverfly cannot match
    • Building a JSON Response
      • Using a JSON object from the Request
      • Looping over a JSON array from the Request
    • Simulating Webhooks and Callbacks
    • Using templating in simulations
      • Render back any part of the Request
      • Render synthetic data
      • Faker functions
      • Render dates and times with offsets
      • Conditional logic
      • Looping over arrays
      • Variables and Arrays
      • Arithmetic operations
      • String operations
      • Validation operations
      • Simulating a persistent backend
      • Transitioning state between requests
      • Combining and nesting templating functions
      • Useful helper functions
      • Avoiding HTML encoding in function return values
    • Using data sources in simulations
      • Querying data sources
      • Updating data in data sources
      • Deleting data from data sources
      • Inserting data into a data source
      • Guidance on using the SQL like syntax
    • Working with Simulation Files
  • Service
    • Start a new service
    • Use a service
    • Update a service
    • Configuring Journal Indexing
  • Command line interface
    • Hoverfly Cloud CLI commands
  • Tutorials
    • Quickstart
    • Creating simulations and services
      • Tutorial 1: Create a service and simulation manually
      • Tutorial 2: Create a service and simulation by importing from a Swagger specification
      • Tutorial 3: Create a service and simulation by capturing real API traffic
    • Response Templating
      • Tutorial 4: Response Templating
    • Hoverfly service modes
      • Tutorial 5: Simulate, Capture, Spy and Passthrough modes
    • Automating with the CLI and API
      • Tutorial 6: Using the CLI and the Hoverfly Cloud API
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  • Overview
  • Services
  • Scenarios

Dashboard

Access your Hoverfly Cloud dashboard to manage API simulations, create and deploy virtual services, and monitor testing activity.

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Overview

The allows you to manage Services and Scenarios, quickly start and stop them.

Services and Scenarios on the dashboard include a Journal which logs all activity. Journal entries can be filtered by HTTP status code (eg. 501) or using text search. Note the search fields work together - status code is ANDed with text search, blank values are ignored.

Services

Click “+ Add” to add a new service to the dashboard — it will start running automatically

Status

Status displays running or paused

Name

Click for information about the running service and to view the Journal.

Mode

Modes can be selected if the service has been configured with a target URL (see Create Simulations for more information about modes)

Simulation

Click the simulation name to view and update the running simulation.

Actions

Show Usage — shows how to use the service using curl or Hoverfly Cloud CLI Behavior — set the behavior of a service Journal — hover over to see a tool-tip with summary statistics, click to view the Journal

In the context menu: Start — start a paused service Pause — pause a running service Reset — clear the simulation data, journal entries and state of the service Delete — delete a service from the dashboard

Re-import simulation — overwrite the running simulation with the latest one

Edit Journal Indexing — edit the indexes configured for the service

Scenarios

The Scenarios panel shows running scenarios Click the > icon to view the services inside the scenario. The same capabilities described above are available for each service.

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