Pushing The Boundaries Of Continuous Integration

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The document discusses pushing the boundaries of testing and continuous integration. It describes using automated scenarios to continuously test robustness, performance, scalability, and failover. Technologies used include Cruise Control, Java, Spring Framework, and SIPp to automate phone behavior and ensure expected scenarios are played out. The document advocates automating tests early and often to drive robust code development and maintain builds.

Pushing the Boundaries of Testing and Continuous Integration Fabrizio Cannizzo Raghav Ramesh Robbie Clutton

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Pushing The Boundaries Of Continuous Integration

1. Pushing the Boundaries of Testing and Continuous Integration Fabrizio Cannizzo Raghav Ramesh Robbie Clutton

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