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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 Problem We started like everyone else with people writing and committing code to the code base and then eventually we would deploy it to the test environment and after validation, it would go to …

Selenium vs testRigor

Test Coverage Even small changes might have ripple effects over the product. Allegedly, Walmart lost $100M within 10 minutes ...

What is Autonomous Testing?

Being autonomous means to operate independently without human intervention. This sounds too good to be true for machines. Yet, ...

5 Advantages of Autonomous Testing

Autonomous testing is every tester’s dream. The system takes care of everything, allowing humans to take a breather. ...

Bank-style Functional Monitoring in Production

How do banks do testing in production? Don’t get us wrong – banks do test their software thoroughly before pushing ...

Testing a Website App with testRigor

testRigor reduces the time you spend on regression by autonomously detecting all new functionality in your application and taking ...

How to Test a Website with testRigor

So you’ve just finished building a website for your bike shop, Mike’s Bikes. You want your customers to have the same ...
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