article thumbnail

The Future of Performance Testing

Alex Podelko

It doesn’t mean that we don’t need traditional load testing anymore – it means that we need to build up on the top of it to bring more value to the table. That dictates changes needed in performance testing (and, eventually, performance testing tools).

article thumbnail

Up your quality and agility factor – using automation to build “performance-as-a-self-service”

Dynatrace

Here is the definition of this model: ?. To implement performance as a self-service, you’ll need to look at how your organization currently prepares, tests and analyzes performance, including your current testing strategy, tools, monitoring technology, service virtualization, test data management, flow, roles, and skills.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Dynatrace enables tool-agnostic automation for your application lifecycle

Dynatrace

In terms of separation of concerns, the process does not need to “know” the tooling used for execution and vice versa. Dynatrace Cloud Automation now enables you to implement process definitions that are tool agnostic. Integrate tools seamlessly. Execute the application lifecycle.

DevOps 182
article thumbnail

‘Security as code’ demands proactive DevSecOps

Dynatrace

The goal of this strategy is to streamline the rollout of new software and avoid last-minute vulnerability fixes — or worse, releasing vulnerable software to real users.

Code 158
article thumbnail

Cloud-Based Testing – A tester’s perspective

Testsigma

Is there a possibility that moving testing to the cloud may lead to a change in the test strategy or foundation of testing? The Foundation of testing is always going to remain the same – the testing skills, curiosity, enthusiasm are a few of them. Do we need to learn new skills?

Cloud 67
article thumbnail

How to automate your web testing on real mobile and desktop browsers

Testsigma

Why use automated testing tools for testing websites? As is clear from the above statistics, web testing requires catering to a wide spectrum of users. Of course, we can, but it is going to cost huge effort, time, test lab set-up, and resources, thus, a significantly more budget. Definitely yes we can!

Mobile 52
article thumbnail

Refactoring CSS: Strategy, Regression Testing And Maintenance (Part 2)

Smashing Magazine

Refactoring CSS: Strategy, Regression Testing And Maintenance (Part 2). Refactoring CSS: Strategy, Regression Testing And Maintenance (Part 2). Finally, the team needs to agree on the refactoring strategy and regression testing method. Incremental Refactoring Strategy. Adrian Bece.

Strategy 132