Wed.Sep 11, 2019

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Beginning Fuzz Cycle Automation

DZone

Did someone say fuzzy? Improving Testing and Fuzz Development with Coverage Analysis. In my previous post, we covered using bncov to do open-ended coverage analysis tasks to inform our testing. This time we’ll take a look at how to write better tests in the form of harness programs (also known as fuzz drivers, programs are written to exercise specific parts of the code) that we will use for fuzz testing.

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Dynatrace proactively keeps you informed of service incidents and outage resolutions

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Dynatrace announces all service-related incidents that occur within our infrastructure on our service status page. To be notified of such incidents automatically, you can subscribe to outage notifications via email. But how can you know when an incident has been resolved? It’s not practical to manually refresh the service status page every few minutes.

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World’s Top Web Performance Leaders To Watch

Rigor

Reading time 16 min Whether you’re a web performance expert, an evangelist for the culture of performance, a web engineer incorporating performance into your process, or someone new to the web performance entirely, you probably identify as curious, excited about new ideas, and always learning. We at Rigor respect many web performance leaders around the world.

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How IaC helps testers achieve automation awesomeness

TechBeacon Testing

Usually when people think of code, they envision programs executed by computers to do X, Y, or Z. Infrastructure as code (IaC) is different. It is a method you can use to define a configuration model that represents a piece of your server environment.