dependability-toolbox-usage.md

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 ## Invocation of the individual services (APIs)
 
+After starting the Docker Container of the Dependability Toolbox back-end, its web services are up and running. The Dependability Toolbox is accessible through the following end point:
+
+```
+<local_IP>:<defined_port>/DependabilityToolbox
+```
+
+where the <local_IP> is the IP of the local machine on which the Dependability Toolbox Docker Container has been deployed, whereas the <defined_port> is the port of the Tomcat Server that is defined by the user during the installation (please see the [Installation](dependability-toolbox-installation) Wiki Page). In order to invoke one of the three available web services, the right resource (i.e., end point) should be used. The resources (i.e., end points) of the three web services of the Dependability Toolbox are listed below:
+
+- **Quantitative Security Assessment**: /SecurityAssessment
+- **Vulnerability Prediction**: /VulnerabilityPrediction
+- **Optimum Checkpoint Interval Recommendation:** /OptimalCheckpoints
+
+In the following, a more detailed description of how these services can be used is provided. Please use the following links to navigae more easily within the page:
+
+- [Quantitative Security Assessment]()
+- [Vulnerability Prediction]()
+- [Optimum Checkpoint Interval Recommendation]()
+
 ### Quantitative Security Assessment Service
 
 The Quantitative Security Assessment web service allows the user to evaluate the internal security level of software applications written in Java, C, and C++ programming languages. This is achieved through a dedicated API exposed by the RESTful web server, which is, in fact, a simple HTTP GET request. Several inputs need to be provided as parameters to this request. These parameters are listed below: