“Testing Events” was added to the CDEvents specifications under the Testing Events bucket, to simplify the automation of testing processes from code through runtime.
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Testing applications running on Kubernetes is difficult! If you’re running integration or end-to-end tests in your CI pipeline, you noticed some of the shortcomings: authenticating CI to access your cluster leaves some potential security holes, tests artifacts are hard to store (have you tried storing your tools’ screenshots and recordings for future access?), and everything becomes complex and slow very quickly. Eventually, the unwanted thing happens: everyone in your team deprioritized running tests.
Whether you are a developer, tester, or DevOps practitioner, you should be leveraging the power of Cloud Native Testing to take a new approach to testing your Kubernetes Applications. In this presentation I’ll help you become the person who is doing your tests and enabling others to do it without too much pain – join us!
Speaker Bio: Abdallah is Technical Product Manager at Testkube. His passion is dedicated to the developer tooling in the open source ecosystem where he has worked with a variety of products in the pasts at Google and at Kubeshop. In his free time you’ll usually find him in the movies, learning jazz or spending time with family and friends.
Testlio utilizes both automated and manual testing. Their networked testing services employ testers from around the world. Prioritizing speed and coverage, networked testing combines functional, location, localization, and usability testing capabilities.
DevSecOps is gaining popularity. If you want to implement it, here are 3 things to consider.
Hosts Alan Shimel and Mitch Ashley are joined by Abel Wang from Microsoft, Tracy Miranda from CDF, Caroline Wong from Cobalt, Kurt Chase and Ben Simo from Tricentis to share a variety of perspectives on how testing fits into the ever-evolving world of DevOps. The video is below, followed by a transcript.
I’m trying to better understand how large networks of projects manage dependencies, vulnerabilities and upgrades, so I decided to spend some time doing it myself.
In this blog post, Tiffany explains how to enable continuous software delivery.
