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About a decade ago, Netflix team introducedfirst chaos test, coinciding with their migration to AWS (Amazon Web Services). This transition aimed to prevent scalability issues and single points of failure, prompting the creation of two key principles: avoiding singular failure points and not being overly confident in their implementation.
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•August 29, 2023If you want to increase your software testing knowledge while driving, commuting or in the gym, we created a list of the best software testing podcasts.
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•August 28, 2023Software as a Service (SaaS) has revolutionized the way software development businesses operate by offering on-demand access to various applications without the need for extensive installations or hardware maintenance (it operates in cloud).
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•August 22, 2023Are you that person who enjoys pointing out everybody else's mistakes? Do you thrive with digging thru countless lines of similar looking text? Do you love when everything works perfectly, but fixing stuff just isn’t your thing? Congrats! We have a perfect career path for you! Why don’t you become an automation tester?
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•August 20, 2023Quality assurance (QA) and quality engineering (QE) are essential components of the software development process, ensuring that products meet the highest standards of performance and reliability. While the terms are often used interchangeably, they encompass distinct roles and responsibilities within the software development lifecycle.
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•August 15, 2023Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) are both practices in software development that aim to improve the efficiency, quality, and reliability of software development processes. They are often used in conjunction to streamline the process of delivering software to users.
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•August 13, 2023Check out our free Ultimate QA Cheatsheet
