
Developed two new API clients for the ni/nisystemlink-clients-python repository, expanding SystemLink’s automation capabilities for virtual systems and test plan management. Built Python-based clients that enable creation, querying, updating, scheduling, and deletion of virtual systems and test plans, streamlining lifecycle management and reducing manual intervention. Designed and implemented robust client libraries with supporting models, usage examples, and integration tests to ensure reliability and ease of adoption. Focused on API client development, system integration, and test automation, the work accelerated integration with SystemLink workflows and provided a scalable foundation for managing complex system and test plan lifecycles through automated processes.
May 2025: Delivered two new API clients in ni/nisystemlink-clients-python, expanding SystemLink capabilities and automating lifecycle management for virtual systems and test plans. Implemented SystemLink: Virtual Systems Management client (create, remove, query) and Workorders: Test Plans and Templates Management client (create, query, update, schedule, delete) with models, client implementations, and usage examples. These enhancements enable automated provisioning and lifecycle management of virtual systems and test plans, reducing manual steps and accelerating integration with SystemLink workflows.
May 2025: Delivered two new API clients in ni/nisystemlink-clients-python, expanding SystemLink capabilities and automating lifecycle management for virtual systems and test plans. Implemented SystemLink: Virtual Systems Management client (create, remove, query) and Workorders: Test Plans and Templates Management client (create, query, update, schedule, delete) with models, client implementations, and usage examples. These enhancements enable automated provisioning and lifecycle management of virtual systems and test plans, reducing manual steps and accelerating integration with SystemLink workflows.

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