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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.

Platform engineering is a growing field focused on building and maintaining the infrastructure that supports the development and deployment of software applications. What do developers need to know about platform engineering?

Learn what observability is and why it matters to Site Reliability Engineers.

When it comes to building a great website or mobile app, testing is just as important as coding. But with digital immunity, testing takes on a whole new importance.

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.

For development teams aspiring to adopt shift-left testing, using Linux VMs can provide a secure and robust environment without the cost.

Learn some of the top mobile app testing scenarios and how to create them.

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.

Organizations must integrate software testing into their continuous delivery pipelines to realize the full benefits of DevOps.

In my 18 years of working in quality engineering and the testing community, I’ve developed some best practices to help organizations create and manage their overall test strategies. This is the first in a 10-week series on what testers wish their CIOs and CTOs knew about testing. Each week, I’ll share my experience to help educate tech leaders on key priorities their testing teams need them to understand. This week, we’ll talk about the user experience. 

We often live in an ‘either or’ environment, having to make difficult decisions that sacrifice an eventual outcome in some way. In the world of testing, this leads to the age-old debate between speed and quality. Fortunately, DevOps and the concept of continuous testing have given us the best of both worlds by allowing developers to increase the quality of the code that they ship as well as the velocity at which they release it. To better understand how we got to this place it’s important to understand the history of test.

With an average of 8 new end-to-end user scenarios introduced every sprint, Aryaka Networks needed to significantly scale their Salesforce enterprise application testing process.