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- Setup your own infrastructure or connect to a cloud provider
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https://huddle.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/resource/webinar/use-selenium-successfully/
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- 1. Session Based Test Management in practice
- 2. Control adaptive accountable1. Overview
- 3. S B M T
- 4. M Managing T Testing S Sessions B Based on
- 5. SBTM
- 6. 2. Elements
- 8. Mission: Test X because Y... Charter uninterrupted time: Short: 60 normal: 90 long: 120
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- 13. What about time outside sessions ?
- 14. 3. Dangers
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- 16. Who’s managing this s*** anyway ? .. ohh.. I do!
- 17. M Managing T Testing S Sessions B Based on
- 18. 4. Overview Managing Sessions Dangers Debrief Testing Accountable Control
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