Glossary
Cloud Application Services
Services deployed in a cloud environment that runs its processing logic and data storage between 2 different systems: client-side and server-side. Cloud application services are divided into three types, including Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS).
Client-Side Performance Testing
Client-side performance testing often involves not just protocol-level testing (e.g., HTTP(s) based), but also simulating the load of real client applications, including browsers. This term can also refer to studying the performance of applications on user devices.
Chatbot Development
The process of designing and application of the chatbots that can interact with users and provide them with automated help.
Caching
Caching is used to store copies of data or resources in a location closer to the client or user. This approach lets one quicker access the data when requested again. Caching helps to improve performance, reduce latency, and decrease the load on servers.
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BFSI Domain Testing
The process of testing BFSI, the short form for the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance domain, represents the sector dealing with financial institutions. It is generally tested in terms of security, scalability, loads and functionality.
Build in Testing
In software testing, the word “build” relates to Software that has already been compiled and packaged for testing. Build testing involves testing each build of Software before deployment.
Bug Report in Software Testing
A formal report documenting issues, flaws, or anomalies during software testing activities. It should include details like software version, operating system, data about the environment and configuration, descriptions of problems, steps to reproduce them, their severity, and related error messages.
Black Box Testing
Black box testing is a software testing method in which the tester is unaware of the application’s internal structure or design. This approach grants unbiased and fresh-minded check-ups. Black box tests evaluate systems and subsystems.