Continuous Integration and Testing: Best Practices
What is Continuous Integration (CI)? Gartner defines CI as “Systems that provide automation of the software build and ...
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Blog / Category: CI/CD
Top 7 CI/CD Tools to Explore in 2024
Table of contents: Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment Continuous Delivery How CI/CD Gained Popularity? Top CI/CD Tools ...
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A Roadmap to Better Agile Testing
Brief Overview of Agile Testing and Its Importance Agile testing is a software testing practice that emphasizes communication, ...
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QAOps: What is it? How Important is it?
While many modern software teams are practicing DevOps these days, a smaller fraction have embraced QAOps with the same level of ...
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What Is CICD?
What Is CI? CI stands for “continuous integration” and is typically a part of the CI/CD pipeline. Continuous integration is ...
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How Does testRigor’s CI/CD Integration Work?
Find out how you can use integrations to achieve CI/CD with your test ...
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GitHub Actions CI with testRigor
In this video, you will learn how to integrate GitHub Actions CI with testRigor. testRigor supports inbuilt integrations with ...
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Why Did We Kill Our Test Environment?
Yes, we did indeed completely remove the test environment from our process and de-provisioned it. The story is as follows: The ...
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What is Docker and Kubernetes and why do I need them?
What is Docker? Docker is: a lightweight container engine with versioned copy-on-write file system and declarative build The ...
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