Integration testing is a type of testing that is conducted in order to discover the defects in interfaces and in the interactions between integrated components or systems.
It minimizes the risks of defects in the operation of cross-cutting business processes in the system during its interaction with other systems, or during an integration of several subsystems/modules into a united system.
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More Blog ArticlesApplication Load Testing: What It Is and Why It’s Critical for Modern Software
Modern software handles far more than page views. APIs, microservices, background jobs, and integrations all compete for resources at the same time. Under real traffic, even small delays can turn into system-wide slowdowns. This is why application load testing is so important. It reveals how an application behaves when many users or systems interact with […]
Outsourcing Performance Testing for Utilities: Why Reliability Shouldn’t Stay In-House
Today’s life is inconceivable without mod cons like electricity, gas, heating, and water supply. However, for these utilities to remain readily accessible, they must operate under stringent conditions and meet the most exacting customer expectations, including 24/7-uptime, high-level safety, accurate data processing, and full regulatory compliance. While progressive technologies — such as smart meters, billing […]
Why Cart Abandonment Is Often a Performance Problem — Not a UX Issue
Your online store is all set up for the next massive event: a clear and smooth UX, easily navigable products, and a well-thought-out shopping journey. An influx of customers pours in, carts fill up, and — nothing. Full carts are left behind, bounce rates soar, and all customers, even the most loyal ones, become alienated […]
Outsourcing Application Load Testing vs. Doing It In-House
Your core applications carry the real weight of your business. They run the order flows, power partner integrations, handle accounts, and keep internal workflows moving. When these systems slow down under pressure, everything that depends on them starts to shake. So, when a big release, a migration, or a scaling project comes up, every team […]