The transition to cloud platforms has given enterprises benefits such as agility, scalability, and lower capital costs but the application lifecycle management practices are still trying to catch up with this disruptive change. Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous delivery (CD) have emerged as a boon for traditional application development and release management practices to provide the capability to release quality products continuously to customers with continuously integrated feedback.
Developers are already familiar with Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous Deployment (the 3Cs), however, to make these 3Cs possible, we need a fourth C, namely Continuous Testing (a.k.a Test Automation.) In modern continuous integration and deployment environments, each change requires a set of tests to be run. Furthermore, as each test finishes, new information is available which could be used to reprioritize tests, find code culprits, get analytics and much more. We know that with a lot of pull requests and long build cycles, one of the biggest challenges that many software companies face is not having a high development velocity. When a feature is in development devs want feedback as quickly as possible. That’s why we have built Test-at-Scale (TAS), which dramatically shortens build time and provides faster feedback for developers. It enables devs to get early insights into flaky tests and enhances their productivity to ship code frequently with confidence.
And hey! TAS is open-source. Come join Manoj as he will deep-dive into why and how LambdaTest builds an open-source framework from India to the global developer community.
Come join Manoj as he will deep-dive into why and how LambdaTest builds an open-source framework from India to the global developer community.