The use case: how SolarWinds deploys Speakeasy
SolarWinds uses Speakeasy to generate SDKs automatically from its OpenAPI specifications, replacing manually-created SDK clients that were hard to maintain. It is expanding SDK coverage to six languages, starting with Go, and uses built-in contract testing to validate API changes.
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Transitioning from manually-created SDKs to an automated pipeline that generates SDKs directly from OpenAPI specifications, ensuring consistency across all languages.