Synthetic Testing
Testing where some simulated or artificially generated transactions or interactions are used to evaluate the software and hardware work.
Stress Testing
Stress testing checks whether a system can work with high loads, excessive traffic, or resource limitations. It also defines the Software’s upper limits.
Static Testing
Static testing involves reviewing software documentation, designs, and code without running the program. While it helps identify various types of defects early in the development process, its effectiveness in uncovering performance-related issues is limited. This is because static testing primarily focuses on detecting flaws in the system’s architecture and design, rather than directly addressing performance […]
Stage Testing
QA testing in a staging environment involves evaluating a software application in a setting that closely mirrors the production environment. This environment is used to ensure that the software functions correctly and meets quality standards before it is released to end-users. QA teams test for bugs, performance issues, and functionality, simulating real-world usage to validate […]
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Software Unit
A discrete component or module of Software with a particular function within a more extensive system. Units are usually tested individually.
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
The process or methodology used to design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain software applications.
Software Automation
Automated tools and scripts perform testing, deployment, and other software development tasks.