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Recovery testing is system-based testing that ensures the system is capable of recovering from a failure. The process involves testing the system recovery process by voluntarily causing system failure. Besides testing the system fault-tolerance capabilities, the testing engineer also checks whether the system can resume itself within a pre-defined time. Recovery testing is an essential part of system testing that is a top requisite for mission-critical system-related such as defense systems, medical devices, banking, etc.Testing criteria of Recovery Testing process:Software or system is expected to recover from failures when −There is a loss of wireless signalThe external device doesn’t respondThe ... Read More

Most companies, especially the one who develops small-sized applications are still ignorant to parallel testing. However, what these companies don't comprehend is the future is changing dynamically. Nowadays, users want an extensive range of functions in a single application. To cater to users' demands, you are bound to expand your applications in the coming times. When the stakes are high, and time-in-hand is low, then parallel testing is the answer.This article attempts to give you a fair idea about the importance of parallel testing, its implementation, and how it can change the landscape of testing solutions.What is Parallel Testing?Parallel testing ... Read More

A software application contains an integration of various modules. Modules are programs written in a specific language consisting of subprograms, subroutines, functions, classes, and procedures. Module testing is a process where you need to test each unit of these modules to ensure they adhered to the best coding standards. Unless a module passes the testing phase, it cannot go for the application testing process.Module testing, aka component testing, helps to early detection of errors in application testing. This can be a massive relief for testers during the later stage of testing. Module testing is a gateway to parallel testing that ... Read More

Domain testing is a testing process where the software is tested to ensure it doesn't accept invalid or out-of-range values. The output is tested against a minimum number of inputs to see whether the system is accepting the input within the required range or not. The white box testing is a perfect example of domain testing.What is White Box Testing?In this process, testing engineers test the internal structure, coding, and software design, making sure it goes with the input-output flow. It also determines the design, usability, and overall security of the software. Since the code is visible to the testers, ... Read More

While most software testing methods focus on the functional aspect of the software, destructive Testing stresses checking the unpredictability of a software. As a result, it allows testers to detect rare defects usually not identified by general users.While DST covers a crucial part of the testing process, it is in no way a replacement for conventional software testing. Therefore it is often conducted along with regular testing processes.What is Destructive Software Testing?Destructive Software Testing (DST) is a testing process where testers voluntarily cause a software part to fail to test its strength and failure. Non Destructive Testing (NDT), aka positive ... Read More

Concurrency is the term used when two or more events happen simultaneously. This is applicable to a system or software as well. The concurrency testing is conducted to understand how an application will respond when multiple users logged in at the same time. Generally, when multiple users perform the same action it often affects the application’s response time, eventually led to a crash. By running a concurrency test, testers can detect such crashes and make necessary changes to make the app more reliable for end users.Concurrency is when more than one person downloads or stream the same file.Example 1 – Two ... Read More

We can all agree that in today's fast-paced, competitive world, the internet has become an indispensable component of our daily lives.Because most of us nowadays make decisions based on information found on the internet, having a website is no longer an option but a requirement for all types of organizations. It's the first step toward becoming and being market-relevant.It is insufficient to simply have a website. A company is required to create an informative, accessible, and user-friendly website. To retain all of these traits, the website should be thoroughly examined, which is referred to as web testing.What is Web Testing?Web ... Read More

In today's world of constant improvement, unanimity is required to acknowledge that the internet has become one of the important parts of our daily routines.Because most of us nowadays make decisions based on information found on the internet, having a website is no longer an option but a requirement for all types of organizations. It's the first step toward becoming and being market-relevant.It is insufficient to simply have a website. A company is required to create an informative, accessible, and user-friendly website. To retain all of these traits, the website should be thoroughly examined, which is referred to as web ... Read More

What is Telecom Testing, and what does it entail?Telecommunication software testing is characterized as telecom testing. The telecommunications business has relied on the software since the transition to digital and computer networks. Many services in the telecom business, such as routing and switching, VoIP broadband access, and so on, rely on various sorts of software components. Telecom software testing is thus unavoidable.In testing, what is a domain?The industry for which the software testing project is built is referred to as a domain. This word is frequently used while discussing software projects or development. The Insurance domain, for example, the Banking ... Read More

What is POS (Point of Sale) and its testing?A point of sale, sometimes known as a POS, is a facility where transactions take place. POS systems can be found in retail stores, restaurants, hospitals, and practically anywhere else that accepts payments these days.Although most of you are familiar with what a barcode scanner or a wireless payment device (the most commonly used device for payment transactions) is, POS actually entails a large number of components, each of which must be well integrated in order for the system to function properly.The term "POS Testing" refers to the evaluation of a point-of-sale ... Read More