The document discusses feedback and operations in software development. It covers topics like continuous feedback loops throughout development, techniques like storyboarding and prototyping for early feedback, code reviews for feedback during sprints, and feedback management tools. It also discusses DevOps practices like continuous integration, monitoring applications and infrastructure without adding code, and using tools like IntelliTrace and SCOM for monitoring in production environments. The completion focuses on learning from tests to preserve testware for future use by adjusting rather than redesigning tests when changes are made.
This presentation provides an overview of the SpiraTest requirements, test case, and defect tracking system from Inflectra. Learn how to use SpiraTest to manage your tests, requirements, defects, bugs, and issues in one integrated system with end to end traceability .
5 Principles to Managing Your Application Lifecycle with SpiraTeamAdam Sandman
On January 24, 2019, Inflectra and #SriramRajagopalan offered to a group of aspiring agilists a webinar on Five Principles to Managing Your Application Lifecycle with SpiraTeam®. The webinar is part of Inflectra's certificate course called: Journey Into Agile With Inflectra - A Free Webinar Course.
Nel webinar si discute di quali sono le criticità nell’automatizzare il database, di come poterle superare, di quali sono le tecnologie a disposizione e quali sono i benefici che ne derivano.
Exploratory Testing - concept and ideas for SpiraTestAdam Sandman
This presentation by Simon Bor of Inflectra outlined a new concept for exploratory and session-based testing to be added to SpiraTest, the award-winning test management system from Inflectra.
Agile-plus-DevOps Testing for Packaged ApplicationsWorksoft
Guest presenter Forrester VP and Principal Analyst Diego Lo Giudice joined Worksoft Agile expert Chris Kraus for an exploration of the state of adoption of Agile, DevOps and test automation in the enterprise packaged application space. Learn why it is important to include testing of packaged apps and mainframe as part of an Agile-plus-DevOps strategy and how the adoption of Agile and DevOps varies for packaged vs. custom-built applications. View the recorded event at: https://www.worksoft.com/downloads/worksoft-forrester-webinar-agile-plus-devops-testing-for-packaged-applications.
Building Quality into Your DevSecOps PipelinesInflectra
This is a presentation on how to build quality into your DevOps/DevSecOps pipelines. The presentation covers:
- Software Quality through End-to-end Traceability: How SpiraPlan Enables Progress Tracking and Visualization through Dashboards - Adam Sandman, Inflectra
- Quality Gates: Forcing Functions to Bake Quality In - Jeffery Payne, Coveros
- Delivering Quality Through Your DevSecOps Pipeline Using SpiraPlan - Hugo Sanchez, Coveros.
The presentation was created on Feb 4, 2021.
This presentation provides an overview of the SpiraTest requirements, test case, and defect tracking system from Inflectra. Learn how to use SpiraTest to manage your tests, requirements, defects, bugs, and issues in one integrated system with end to end traceability .
5 Principles to Managing Your Application Lifecycle with SpiraTeamAdam Sandman
On January 24, 2019, Inflectra and #SriramRajagopalan offered to a group of aspiring agilists a webinar on Five Principles to Managing Your Application Lifecycle with SpiraTeam®. The webinar is part of Inflectra's certificate course called: Journey Into Agile With Inflectra - A Free Webinar Course.
Nel webinar si discute di quali sono le criticità nell’automatizzare il database, di come poterle superare, di quali sono le tecnologie a disposizione e quali sono i benefici che ne derivano.
Exploratory Testing - concept and ideas for SpiraTestAdam Sandman
This presentation by Simon Bor of Inflectra outlined a new concept for exploratory and session-based testing to be added to SpiraTest, the award-winning test management system from Inflectra.
Agile-plus-DevOps Testing for Packaged ApplicationsWorksoft
Guest presenter Forrester VP and Principal Analyst Diego Lo Giudice joined Worksoft Agile expert Chris Kraus for an exploration of the state of adoption of Agile, DevOps and test automation in the enterprise packaged application space. Learn why it is important to include testing of packaged apps and mainframe as part of an Agile-plus-DevOps strategy and how the adoption of Agile and DevOps varies for packaged vs. custom-built applications. View the recorded event at: https://www.worksoft.com/downloads/worksoft-forrester-webinar-agile-plus-devops-testing-for-packaged-applications.
Building Quality into Your DevSecOps PipelinesInflectra
This is a presentation on how to build quality into your DevOps/DevSecOps pipelines. The presentation covers:
- Software Quality through End-to-end Traceability: How SpiraPlan Enables Progress Tracking and Visualization through Dashboards - Adam Sandman, Inflectra
- Quality Gates: Forcing Functions to Bake Quality In - Jeffery Payne, Coveros
- Delivering Quality Through Your DevSecOps Pipeline Using SpiraPlan - Hugo Sanchez, Coveros.
The presentation was created on Feb 4, 2021.
Continuous Delivery offers a proven solution for streamlining software design that enables rapid, reliable, and repeated delivery code enhancements at low risk and with minimal overhead. Using a framework that automates processes from code design to deployment, software can be developed to high standards while reducing time-to-market. Continuous Delivery not only establishes consistent delivery of higher quality software with greater reliability, it does so at a lower overall cost.
How Microsoft ALM Tools Can Improve Your Bottom LineImaginet
Improved efficiencies, enhanced productivity, reduction of wasted time and effort, and improved team collaboration. Each of these benefits that result from adopting a successful ALM strategy will all help your bottom line. Come find out how at this free webinar!
Continuous Integration is a more modern approach to development. It delivers clear value around managing code changes and has been quickly and widely adopted by teams building custom applications. Learn the core principles of Continuous Integration and how they apply to running end-to-end regression tests for SAP.
Watch the recorded version of this Webinar here:
Curious about Continuous Integration? Tune in!
Continuous Integration (CI), which is a big part of continuous delivery, is the concept of continuously building and testing software using an automated process. We have learned that utilizing CI could help us catch bugs earlier, enable better visibility, reduce repetitive processes, enable the development team to produce deployable products at a moment's notice, and reduce risk overall.
These slides will identify the various levels of continuous integration and delivery with regards to a release maturity of the development team or parent organization.
This presentation provides an overview of the features available in Inflectra RemoteLaunch. RemoteLaunch lets you integrate different commercial and open source testing tools with our SpiraTest test management system. RemoteLaunch lets you store and version all of your test scripts centrally, and then execute them on different machines in a global test lab. It has plugins for such popular tools as TestComplete, UFT, QTP, RFT, and Ranorex.
Manual Monitoring Slows Deployment and Introduces Risk
How often do you update your applications?
“We deploy multiple times per day” seems to be the new badge of honor for DevOps.
But what you don’t often hear about are the problems caused by process acceleration as a result of continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD).
Rapid introduction of performance problems and errors
Rapid introduction of new endpoints causing monitoring issues
Lengthy root cause analysis as number of services expand
When implementing CI/CD, ANY manual intervention slows down the entire pipeline. You can’t achieve complete CI/CD without automating your monitoring processes (just like you did for integration, testing, and deployment).
IBM DevOps Enabling continuous integration & deliveryRoberto Pozzi
This presentation is the result of several engagements with clients on the topic of software lifecycle management and continuous delivery.
I acknowledge the contribution of Daniel Berg (Chief Architect, DevOps Tools & Strategy) for all the slides related to DevOps and IBM DevOps Strategy
What is continuous integration?
Building a feature with continuous integration
Practices of continuous integration
Benefits of continuous integration
Introducing continuous integration
Final thoughts
Continuous integration tools
Everyone knows JIRA is a great bug tracker, but not everyone realizes how multi-purpose JIRA really is. This session features three customers who use JIRA for key business operations, from project management to HR onboarding.
Customer Speakers: Modha Khammammettu of California Casualty, Barney Bolt of Chordiant, Christina Noren of Splunk
Key Takeaways:
* Understanding JIRA's versatility beyond bug tracking
* JIRA plugins and customizability
* Deployment best practices
JIRA is a software tool. JIRA lets you prioritize, assign, track, report and audit your ‘issues’, from software bugs and helpdesk tickets to project tasks and change requests.
In the past decade, testing efforts have been steadily shifting left—to earlier in the development lifecycle. For web apps, testing and testing automation have been gradually shifting—into development, design, and requirements. The test pyramid recommended by Google and agile experts is a distribution of 60 percent unit tests, 30 percent integration tests, and only 10 percent UI tests. Although practiced widely in the web world, this formula is often deemed impractical in mobile. Satyajit Malugu busts open this myth and gives you practical guidance to achieve the same test pyramid in your mobile test efforts. Satyajit shows how to emphasize unit tests and code coverage, implement continuous integration, and use dashboards for test and quality visibility. He shares experiences with mocking tools, emulators, partial integration tests, and a minimally focused set of UI tests—all before your app reaches the app store. Join Satyajit and take back the testing pyramid.
XebiaLabs, CloudBees, Puppet Labs Webinar Slides - IT Automation for the Mode...XebiaLabs
Learn how you can enhance and extend your existing infrastructure to create an automated, end-to-end IT platform supporting on-demand middleware and application environments, application release pipelines, Continuous Delivery, Private/ hybrid development platform and PaaS and more.
Continuous Delivery offers a proven solution for streamlining software design that enables rapid, reliable, and repeated delivery code enhancements at low risk and with minimal overhead. Using a framework that automates processes from code design to deployment, software can be developed to high standards while reducing time-to-market. Continuous Delivery not only establishes consistent delivery of higher quality software with greater reliability, it does so at a lower overall cost.
How Microsoft ALM Tools Can Improve Your Bottom LineImaginet
Improved efficiencies, enhanced productivity, reduction of wasted time and effort, and improved team collaboration. Each of these benefits that result from adopting a successful ALM strategy will all help your bottom line. Come find out how at this free webinar!
Continuous Integration is a more modern approach to development. It delivers clear value around managing code changes and has been quickly and widely adopted by teams building custom applications. Learn the core principles of Continuous Integration and how they apply to running end-to-end regression tests for SAP.
Watch the recorded version of this Webinar here:
Curious about Continuous Integration? Tune in!
Continuous Integration (CI), which is a big part of continuous delivery, is the concept of continuously building and testing software using an automated process. We have learned that utilizing CI could help us catch bugs earlier, enable better visibility, reduce repetitive processes, enable the development team to produce deployable products at a moment's notice, and reduce risk overall.
These slides will identify the various levels of continuous integration and delivery with regards to a release maturity of the development team or parent organization.
This presentation provides an overview of the features available in Inflectra RemoteLaunch. RemoteLaunch lets you integrate different commercial and open source testing tools with our SpiraTest test management system. RemoteLaunch lets you store and version all of your test scripts centrally, and then execute them on different machines in a global test lab. It has plugins for such popular tools as TestComplete, UFT, QTP, RFT, and Ranorex.
Manual Monitoring Slows Deployment and Introduces Risk
How often do you update your applications?
“We deploy multiple times per day” seems to be the new badge of honor for DevOps.
But what you don’t often hear about are the problems caused by process acceleration as a result of continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD).
Rapid introduction of performance problems and errors
Rapid introduction of new endpoints causing monitoring issues
Lengthy root cause analysis as number of services expand
When implementing CI/CD, ANY manual intervention slows down the entire pipeline. You can’t achieve complete CI/CD without automating your monitoring processes (just like you did for integration, testing, and deployment).
IBM DevOps Enabling continuous integration & deliveryRoberto Pozzi
This presentation is the result of several engagements with clients on the topic of software lifecycle management and continuous delivery.
I acknowledge the contribution of Daniel Berg (Chief Architect, DevOps Tools & Strategy) for all the slides related to DevOps and IBM DevOps Strategy
What is continuous integration?
Building a feature with continuous integration
Practices of continuous integration
Benefits of continuous integration
Introducing continuous integration
Final thoughts
Continuous integration tools
Everyone knows JIRA is a great bug tracker, but not everyone realizes how multi-purpose JIRA really is. This session features three customers who use JIRA for key business operations, from project management to HR onboarding.
Customer Speakers: Modha Khammammettu of California Casualty, Barney Bolt of Chordiant, Christina Noren of Splunk
Key Takeaways:
* Understanding JIRA's versatility beyond bug tracking
* JIRA plugins and customizability
* Deployment best practices
JIRA is a software tool. JIRA lets you prioritize, assign, track, report and audit your ‘issues’, from software bugs and helpdesk tickets to project tasks and change requests.
In the past decade, testing efforts have been steadily shifting left—to earlier in the development lifecycle. For web apps, testing and testing automation have been gradually shifting—into development, design, and requirements. The test pyramid recommended by Google and agile experts is a distribution of 60 percent unit tests, 30 percent integration tests, and only 10 percent UI tests. Although practiced widely in the web world, this formula is often deemed impractical in mobile. Satyajit Malugu busts open this myth and gives you practical guidance to achieve the same test pyramid in your mobile test efforts. Satyajit shows how to emphasize unit tests and code coverage, implement continuous integration, and use dashboards for test and quality visibility. He shares experiences with mocking tools, emulators, partial integration tests, and a minimally focused set of UI tests—all before your app reaches the app store. Join Satyajit and take back the testing pyramid.
XebiaLabs, CloudBees, Puppet Labs Webinar Slides - IT Automation for the Mode...XebiaLabs
Learn how you can enhance and extend your existing infrastructure to create an automated, end-to-end IT platform supporting on-demand middleware and application environments, application release pipelines, Continuous Delivery, Private/ hybrid development platform and PaaS and more.
On April 11th IBM launched its converged infrastructure offering: PureSystems. We recently conducted this webinar to help customers understand the opportunity of a converged infrastructure, and the dramatic difference advanced technologies can make in the data center.
Release software is no less important than activities that precede it.
The Continuous Delivery is a set of practices and methodologies that build an ecosystem for the software development lifecycle.
We will see how to build this ecosystem around the applications developed, for which this release activities becomes a low-risk, inexpensive, fast and predictable.
Testing NodeJS, REST APIs and MongoDB with UFTOri Bendet
Today’s applications are becoming more complex. From multi-layers applications, to micro-services to containers, QA & automation engineers are required to test more with less and without compromising the quality of the app.
Join me and Yossi Neeman as we explain the pros & cons of testing at each of the different layers of the application and also share some best practices around Agile Testing. Everything will be demonstrated on a demo application built with the latest technology stack including NodeJS, REST APIs and MongoDB and tested using UFT 12.52.
Manage and Monitor Oracle Applications in the CloudBob Rhubart
Oracle offers a broad portfolio of software and hardware products and services to enable public, private and hybrid clouds to power the enterprise. However, enterprise cloud computing presents new management challenges that need to be addressed to realize the economic benefits of cloud computing. In this session you will learn about the methods and tools you can use to proactively monitor your end-to-end Oracle Applications environment in the cloud, define service-level objectives, gain insight into end users, and troubleshoot performance problems from a single console.
(As presented by Basheer Khan of Innowave Technology at Oracle Technology Network Architect Day in Chicago, October 24, 2011.)
Training Bootcamp - MainframeDevOps.pptxNashet Ali
Cloud Migration services from your on-premise environment can sometimes be very simple and other times an extremely complicated project to implement. For either scenario, there are always considerations to bear in mind when doing so. This course has been designed to highlight these topics to help you ask the right questions to aid in a successful Cloud migration.
Within this course, we look at how timing plays an important part in your project's success and why phased deployments are important. Security is also examined where we focus on a number of key questions that you should have answers to from a business perspective before your Cloud migration. One of the biggest decisions is your chosen public cloud vendor, how do you make the decision between the available vendors, what should you look for when selecting you will host your architecture, this course dives into this question to help you finalize your choice.
Understanding the correct deployment model is essential, it affects how you architect your environment and each provides different benefits, so gaining the knowledge. I look at how you can break this question down to help you with your design considerations. We also cover service readiness from your on-premise environment and how to align these to the relevant Cloud services. Your design will certainly be different from your on-premise solution, I discuss the best approach when you start to think about your solution design, some of the dos and some of the don’ts.
Once you have your design, it’s important to understand how you are actually going to migrate your services ensuring optimum availability and minimal interruption to your customer base, for example looking at Blue/Green and Canary deployments. Cloud migration allows for some great advantages within your business continuity plans, as a result, I have included a lecture to discuss various models that work great within the Cloud.
Course Objectives
By completing this course you will:
Have greater visibility of some of the key points of a cloud migration
Be able to confidently assess the requirements for your migration
Intended Audience
This course has been designed for anyone who works or operates in business management, business strategy, technical management, and technical operations.
Prerequisites
For this course, it's assumed that you have a working knowledge of cloud computing and cloud principles.
What You Will Learn about Cloud Migration
Introduction - This provides an introduction to the trainer and covers the intended audience. We will also look at what lectures are included in the course, and what you will gain as a student from attending the course.
Time Management – How time plays an important part in successful cloud migration. We discuss the key points to allow time for and how to use it to plan a phased migration.
Security – This lecture will give you the ability to ask the key security questions to the business before performing a migration to the Cloud.
Managing Continuous Delivery of Mobile Apps - for the EnterpriseSauce Labs
Enabling CI / CD in your mobile development process means understanding the different solutions, overcoming unique challenges and ensuring the right ownership of the processes. In this webinar, you will learn the steps required to enable Continuous Delivery of Mobile Application Platforms.
ROLE OF iSAFE/iMobi IN SEAMLESS INTEGRATION OF THE DEVOPS ENVIRONMENTIndium Software
IP-led test automation framework supported by blueprint
for product development in Devops environment can
ensure automation in the true sense.
DevOps is fast becoming adopted as the environment for product
development. It facilitates closer integration of development and operations
teams, reducing the time needed to develop and deploy a product. However,
it is still in its early stages and the teams continue to work in silos due to the
different kinds of tools they need suited to their needs.
An IP-driven testing framework like iSAFE can be the bulwark on which the development, testing and operations teams can integrate more seamlessly,
as it provides one key feature needed when handling such a comprehensive
environment – traceability. The other advantages, of course, are reusability,
automated alerts and shorter testing periods, thus aiding in the quick time-to-market
needs of the organizations.
2. Who I am?
dalvarez@kabel.es
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-alvarez-palomo/4/462/906
3. Who we are?
Cloud Collaboration and
ALM
Windows Azure Content
Application Business
Mobility
Integration (EAI) Inteligence
Management and
Messaging and
Security Optimization of IT
Communications
Infraestructure
13. In Production, nobody hears you
scream!
Misunderstood
requirements
Monitor
• Churn in requirements/priorities
Operate
• Quality is an afterthought Working software
• No traceability in production
• Loss of focus
Value realized
• Unmet user
expectations
16. Operations Integration
IntelliTrace in Production
SCOM 2012 – System Center Operation
Manager
Monitor
17. IntelliTrace in Production
With production errors, root causes are difficult to
identify, debug and resolve
IntelliTrace in Production is easy to run, and collects critical IntelliTrace logs with minimal impact to server performance.
Developers, who are already familiar with using this data in test environments, now have the data to speed root cause
analysis of production bugs, and rapidly identify the needed code fix.
Actionable diagnostics
IntelliTrace in Production speeds up debugging and shortens code fix times.
20. Benefits
One tool for
monitoring apps Without add code
and infraestructure
Solutions
Collect Collect high value
performance infomation for Dev
information and Ops
21. Features
Monitorization:
• Server side
Without add Low impact on
• Client side code performance
Collect data of all
Monitoring in
KPI’s. layers, get down
real time.
to root cause
Reports
22. What information collect???
Events Aplication Errors
• Application Errors • Application failures
• Performance • Connectivity
• Operations info • Security
• System failures
23. What monitoring???
ASP.NET Web
ASP.NET Web ASP.NET MVC
Service
Windows
WCF Services Sharepoint
Services
Non Microsoft
Monitorización
IIS 8 Enviroments
360º
Unix y Linux
25. The Completion Phase
To learn from experience gained during this test and to preserve testware for reuse in a future test. The point here is
that with changes and associated maintenance tests, the testware only requires adjustment, so that it is not necessary
to design a completely new test. During the test process, efforts are made to keep the test cases corresponding with
the test basis and the developed system. If necessary, the selected test cases should be updated.
http://www.tmap.net/en/tmap/4-essentials/structured-test-process/acceptance-and-system/completion-phase
Editor's Notes
We mentioned earlier that requirements don’t always reflect the customer’s intent. And this can result in delivered code that fails to meet user expectations. This is the “Hmm. That’s EXACTLY what we asked for, but not at all what we wanted” situation. In addition, users may have been very clear in their desires, but they failed to think of other, possibly non-functional, requirements that impact their experience with the delivered solution. In many teams testers have a great deal of domain knowledge. In fact, it’s common for manual testers to be former users of earlier versions of the product! With exploratory testing, manual testers can conduct ad-hoc exploratory tests to discover usability, consistency and other problems. They can then create actionable bugs, including IntelliTrace files, to developers to identify the needed fixes. They can even generate manual and automated test cases from ad-hoc exploratory tests, ensuring that later regressions aren’t a problem.We’ve already talked about feedback, but it’s important to revisit it, since the feedback manager can be used to get the early feedback from users that’s so critical for a successful delivery.