How long does your team wait to validate a change to an API proxy?
Waiting for remote cloud deployments during early development stages introduces friction and slows down feedback loops. By adopting modern shift-left testing strategies, engineering teams can validate proxies locally, run sub-second assertion suites in CI/CD, and establish clear separation between unit checks and end-to-end cloud validation.
On Thursday, October 8, 2026, join Nigel Walters for a technical deep dive into automated testing with the Apigee Local Emulator and the open-source apigee-emulator-service.
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The architecture breakdown 
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Sub-second local testing: Execute automated assertion suites directly on your workstation using the Apigee Local Emulator without provisioning cloud infrastructure.
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Pipeline automation: Integrate the open-source apigee-emulator-service into CI/CD workflows, such as GitHub Actions, for fast pull-request verification.
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Cloud Run preview environments: Host lightweight emulator instances on Google Cloud Run to provide shareable, isolated testing endpoints for development teams.
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Enterprise QA pyramid: Establish the right balance between emulator-based unit testing and live runtime validation across Apigee X and Apigee Hybrid deployments.
Event details 
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Speaker: Nigel Walters (Apigee, Google Cloud)
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Date: Thursday, October 8, 2026
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Time: 5:00 PM CEST (Paris/Berlin) | 12:00 PM BRT (São Paulo) | 11:00 AM EDT (New York) | 9:00 AM CST (Mexico City)
→ Register for the session today!
Why join live? 
Watch live demonstrations of local test suites and pipeline configurations, and ask your specific testing, emulation, and CI/CD questions directly during the interactive Q&A.