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Though triaging can be implemented on any sized project, its benefits are more evident and tangible in large-sized projects. The list of defects could be proportionately big for large-sized projects. Alternatively, in a highly agile project that is spinning up, triage can help focus the team on the “right” defects. Either way, the triage process identifies defects that need immediate attention, while some may be deferred.
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Webomates has its own automation platform and grid on AWS and has been executing thousands of test cases on a daily basis. Webomates has developed the AI Defect Predictor to overcome the challenges posed by False Fail’s in automation. AI Defect Predictor not only predicts True Failures vs False failures, but also helps to create a defect using AI engine for automation failure.
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Webomates CQ provides agile teams continuous testing to complete their CI/CD tool chain. Webomates CQ makes adding system tests to the CI/CD tool chain effortless. The platform can be invoked via an API and the results are posted back into your CI/CD system.
Media Testing services
Webomates cloud-based QA strategy ensures test coverage for the entire OTT pipeline. The state-of-the-art Media Testing services span Audio Testing, Video Testing, Over the Top (OTT), and STB testing. #Webomates #OTTTesting #OTTMediatesting #MediaTestingServices #Ottplatformtesting #USA #MediaTestingservices #SoftwareTestingService #QaTesting #Intelligenttestautomation
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If you want to successfully adopt a DevOps pipeline, Continuous DevOps testing must be a fundamental component of your DevOps testing strategy.
One continuous activity that needs to occur at the same time in a DevOps pipeline is continuous testing. It is very important to keep pace with the market dynamics and release your software faster.
Webomates CQ provides agile teams continuous testing to complete their CI/CD tool chain. Webomates CQ makes adding system tests to the CI/CD tool chain effortless. The platform can be invoked via an API and the results are posted back into your CI/CD system.
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OTT Testing / Media Testing services
One major challenge of OTT testing the streaming applications is creating an automated and scalable testing platform that includes a holistic approach due to the multiple stakeholders that are involved: broadcasters, content providers, and service providers.
It's of utmost importance to have an effective QA testing strategy for your OTT platform that covers various scenarios and major functionalities across the network, infrastructure, and application components
Webomates cloud-based QA strategy ensures test coverage for the entire OTT pipeline. The state-of-the-art Media Testing services span Audio Testing, Video Testing, Over the Top (OTT), and STB testing.
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Defect Triage is a process where each bug is prioritized based on its severity. The most important thing to understand about defect taging is that all bugs are not created equal. Some bugs are more critical than others, and you need to figure out which ones need immediate attention from your software developers.
Triage terms are used in the software testing and quality assurance community to describe the severity of new defects. Think of it as a way for everyone involved in the software development process - from project managers to programmers - to quickly understand how significant a particular issue is relative to other issues they're dealing with at any given moment, and then prioritize its resolution accordingly.
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Why code coverage
Code coverage is a software testing metric that shows how much of your code is executed by tests. Code coverage helps in assessing the test performance and quality aspects of your software. it’s also an important component of overall software quality. Click to know more about this article : why code coverage
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Webomates AI Testing is a technology that makes software development easier, by applying advanced machine learning algorithms and data analysis. It allows software engineers to focus on the design of their applications, with the help of AI testing tools that they can use during the entire software development life cycle. This speeds up development time and improves quality at every stage of the application lifecycle.
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- 1. Defect Triaging • Though triaging can be implemented on any sized project, its benefits are more evident and tangible in large-sized projects. The list of defects could be proportionately big for large-sized projects. Alternatively, in a highly agile project that is spinning up, triage can help focus the team on the “right” defects. Either way, the triage process identifies defects that need immediate attention, while some may be deferred. • The triaging mechanism helps in preparing a process for testers and developers to fix as many as possible defects by prioritizing them based on parameters identified and fixed by the team.
- 2. Why do you need Defect Triaging? Every time the defects are reported by the testing team, there are always certain if’s and but’s involved. The developer(s) need to understand “what” defect and “when” was that defect discovered, so they can work on the “why” part of it. If defects are not recorded, mapped, and reported properly, then the time and efforts involved in identifying the root cause and rectifying them are much higher.
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