From phase model to continuous testing across the entire lifecycle
In the traditional software development process, “testing” is planned, prepared, executed, and evaluated as a separate phase. Continuous testing, on the other hand, accompanies the entire development process with the goal of identifying and minimizing risks as early as possible.
We have supported companies in the successful implementation of Continuous Testing and all relevant CI/CD practices.
In the traditional software development process, “testing” is planned, prepared, executed, and evaluated as a separate phase. Continuous testing, on the other hand, accompanies the entire development process with the goal of identifying and minimizing risks as early as possible.
Instead of focusing solely on high code coverage, Objentis recommends workshops, training, and pair programming to improve the quality of unit tests.
Continuous Delivery goes beyond CI:
Testing of individual artifacts, integration with infrastructure
Automated testing within system boundaries, mocking of external systems
End-to-end tests with connected systems
Production-like environment with manual and automated acceptance tests, and possibly performance tests.
With Continuous Deployment, every approved change is automatically rolled out to production – with minimal time-to-market and direct customer feedback.
Careful test planning along the CI/CD pipeline ensures that only a few errors are delivered into production, and these can be quickly fixed thanks to small increments.
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