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Learn about the best ways to use Jenkins for CI/CD pipeline orchestration and how to set it up for automated testing.

Watch this video to learn what is Sauce Orchestrate, how it works, and how it can transform your test automation and CI/CD.

Discover how to use Maven and Jenkins to build and automate your project and how they work together for continuous integration.

Learn how Sauce Orchestrate can help you go to market faster, improve the developer experience, and optimize your CI/CD pipeline while reducing CI costs.

Learn what development teams need to know about the unique advantages of using either Jenkins or Bamboo for test automation.

The goal of this getting started guide is to help development teams configure Jenkins continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD, or CI) servers and optimize a newly deployed CI infrastructure.

Download this report to explore how the nuances of all different aspects of DevOps are continuing to change how we build, test, and deploy code today.

Test orchestration is the arrangement of automated tests into a consecutive sequence for execution. It’s a method that focuses on strategically choosing specific tests (performance, functional, unit, etc.) and deciding on the order of executing tests. Software development teams that adopt test orchestration can streamline the testing process, improve transparency at each testing stage, release faster, and ultimately create a higher quality product.

Choosing a solution to create or improve your CI/CD pipeline may seem like a daunting task. Read on to learn more about the benefits and limitations of choosing CircleCI, Github Actions, and GitLab.

This white paper provides answers to the seven most common questions that software delivery teams must answer in order to adopt test automation successfully. Get an overview of each problem and solution, along with links to external resources that discuss the challenges in greater depth.

Software developers and testers have more choices than ever when it comes to the test automation frameworks they can use. Since the creation of Selenium, automated frameworks have proliferated the marketplace, offering software development organizations a range of features and capabilities. With testing tools and knowledge shifting left to earlier phases in the software development lifecycle (SDLC), teams may find that developers prefer to use specific test automation frameworks. This means that software organizations may need to accommodate several different automation frameworks in their CI/CD pipeline.

Most companies still use outdated and inefficient manual testing processes. Are you ready to accelerate your release cycles while boosting the quality of your application?