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Latest revision as of 07:41, 11 May 2021
Welcome to the ETSI Forge WIKI
ETSI Forge is a collaboration platform to create tools and materials that help understanding and adopting ETSI world class standards in many application domains.
Learn how to use ETSI Forge
First steps
Publish attachment to standards
Troubleshooting
Automating tasks
- Get started with automated tasks for you project on the Forge
- Jenkins and Gitlab integration
- Gitlab runners
Reporting bugs
Describe APIs with OpenAPI
Several ETSI technical bodies are defining RESTful APIs and decided to provide a OpenAPI description for them. Here we collect useful common documentation to help them in their work and others to easily kick off new activites.
- Download generated client/server
- A list of tools to deal with OpenAPIs
- Graphical editors for OpenAPIs
- OpenAPIs Quality assurance
- Automated builds
- OpenAPI Guidelines
- External: Create Your First OpenAPI Definition with Swagger Editor
- Integrated Swagger Editor and Gitlab
NFV Specfest (Deprecated)
Deprecated! A new tutorial will be online soon. NFV Specfest Wiki
Find help and support
Experiencing issues? You have a feature request? The Forge Bugzilla is the place to go. Click here and report your issue.
Want to get in touch? Drop us an email.