Can I import a Postman collection as a service?

Yes - POST /artifact/upload accepts Postman collections alongside OpenAPI and AsyncAPI artefacts. For repeatable imports use POST /jobs with the artefact URL so Microcks pulls and refreshes it on a schedule.

What are the rate limits for the Microcks API?

Microcks itself does not enforce documented per-endpoint rate limits - limits are governed by the deployment topology and the Keycloak token policy. For high-frequency CI integrations, batch service queries through /services/search and reuse tokens.

How do I trigger a contract test through Jentic?

Search Jentic for 'run a Microcks test', load POST /tests, and submit the service ID, target endpoint, and runner type. Jentic adds the JWT from your stored credential and the agent polls GET /tests/{id} for completion.

Is Microcks free to use?

Yes - Microcks is open-source under Apache 2.0 and you self-host it. The API is part of the open-source distribution; commercial support is available from the Microcks team but is not required to use the API.

Can I override individual mock operations without re-importing?

Yes - PUT /services/{id}/operation lets you tweak a single operation's settings, and PUT /services/{id}/metadata updates labels and metadata without re-running the import job.

Can I limit what my agent is allowed to do with the Microcks API?

Yes. Because you self-host Jentic One, your own rules decide which Microcks operations the agent may call, so you can allow read-only calls like GET /services and GET /tests/{id} while withholding write actions such as POST /jobs, PUT /jobs/{id}/start, POST /tests, or POST /import. Since Microcks addresses jobs and tests by id in the URL path (/jobs/{id}/start, /tests/{id}), you can also pin the agent to specific resources rather than the whole platform. Nothing that starts an import job or triggers an export runs unless you have granted that operation.