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Agile Performance Testing - Testing Experience

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Summary<br />

Image10: Test Report<br />

Our tests now get started automatically, and reports arrive per<br />

mail. We have saved lots of time, and also became less dependent<br />

on the availability of the build engineer. Of course, we still need<br />

this expertise, as even automated tests can break, and then need<br />

to be repaired. The nice thing with the chain of jobs is that even<br />

when they are broken, you can see where it broke, fix it, and continue<br />

running from where the job stopped.<br />

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Nice to haves<br />

Apart from our test automation, we added a few nice utility jobs<br />

to our Hudson setup. On our Windows and Linux test machines,<br />

we added scripts that create zipped backups, and scripts that<br />

check resources of the OS. We configured Hudson jobs for these<br />

scripts, and start those via a cron trigger. In that way we have automatic<br />

backups, and get daily health overviews by mail.<br />

Biography<br />

Manik Thakur is QA Engineer at SunGard Technology Services,<br />

Pune (India). He holds an MCA degree and has 5yrs of experience<br />

in developing, white box testing and deployment configuration.<br />

His special interest is in R&D.<br />

Jan Kester is Director of QA at Sungard Infinity, Frankfurt. He<br />

has been active# since 1993, and has worked for SunGard since<br />

2005 (formerly Carnot). His interest is in test automation in<br />

order to gain efficiency and quality in software QA processes.<br />

His knowledge involves Java, application servers, databases and<br />

OS.<br />

The Magazine for Professional Testers<br />

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