In the cloud, computing units can be virtually cloned and instantiated in parallel, enabling horizontal scaling.
Parallel test execution significantly reduces the duration of testing.
Cloud solutions enable efficient resource utilization by dividing tests across various virtual instances and executing them independently. This maximizes the utilization of computing resources and speeds up the testing process.
The cloud offers the flexibility to adjust test environments and scale resources according to demand. This allows for agile adaptation to changing requirements and peak loads during the testing process.
A Continuous Integration (CI) approach means to check early and continuously during development whether changes in the code lead to issues. Combined with software testing, this implies: Automated tests are embedded into the integration process to ensure that each code change delivers the expected results and does not cause regressions.
TPT can be integrated into all CI environments via the TPT API or through the Command Line Interface.
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The TPT Project format, a machine-readable XML format, is suitable for all types of repositories to track changes to the test. Beyond that, information can be transfered easily and flexible due to TPT projects and data residing in the file system.
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