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In software performance testing, bottlenecks are the hidden culprits behind slow response times and system failures. Identifying these performance constraints early is crucial to maintaining seamless application functionality. This guide dives into bottleneck testing, explaining its purpose, benefits, and best practices. You’ll learn how to detect bottlenecks in system performance, use industry-leading bottleneck testing tools, […]

Imagine launching a new app or platform, then finding out it slows to a crawl when real users start using it. That’s every developer’s nightmare, and a costly one, too. How do you avoid it?  By making sure your system can handle the pressure before it goes live. That’s exactly what benchmark testing helps you […]

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.

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.

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 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.

Behavior-Driven Development is an Agile software development methodology applied to ensure that software meets the desired behavior and business requirements.

Testing is conducted on banking software systems to validate their functionality, performance, security, and compliance with industry standards. It aims to ensure that all software activities run smoothly and are protected.

Testing checks an application’s ability to support banking operations, including customer transactions, account management, and financial services. Methods typically include load-testing, stress-testing, etc.

Back end performance testing focuses on evaluating the performance of the server-side components of a software application. This type of testing ensures that the back end can handle the expected load, process requests efficiently, and provide a fast, reliable response to the front end or other clients.