A Java Test Automation Framework for API Testing
In this article, Oleksandr Podoliako shares with us some insights of experience in writing a test automation framework to test API with Java.
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Software Testing Articles: Load Testing, Unit Testing, Functional Testing, Performance Testing, Agile Testing, DevOps
How to Prevent Reliably Damages from Cyberattacks
As soon as your application is linked to a network, it will become the target of cyberattacks by hackers. This article explains how to mitigate the effects of cyberattacks and how to prevent them with good security testing practices.
Main Roles and Responsibilities Within the QA Team
Performing the software testing activities requires different skills and in larger organizations, members of a software quality assurance (QA) teams will be specialists in certain domains. This article discusses the different roles of members of a software QA team.
Spike Testing vs Performance and Load Testing
If you ask two software testers, you will get three different definitions for each software testing term. This article discusses spike testing and how this type of testing relates to performance and load testing.
How to Test Cloud Database Software
Database testing is done to check the integrity of a database by finding and fixing its vulnerabilities. Without this process, the system might become unstable. Some or all of the stored information in the Cloud database may be rendered useless or worse, might become accessible by unauthorized personnel.
Why Do You Need Test Orchestration in Your Test Automation Process?
Test automation is a must for most large and medium-sized software businesses. However, just automation, even implemented in a project according to all the rules, may not be enough. The company will face several new challenges that slow down the team’s work and negatively affect the release speed. It doesn’t sound very optimistic, does it?
Making Testing a Value-Added Activity
We all say that testing is important—after all, for any requirement, we can only say that it’s “done” when all the relevant tests have been passed. But “important” isn’t the same as “valuable.” That’s not only an important distinction, it’s also one that QA people don’t get to make.