Software testing
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5 Great Chaos Engineering Blogs to Help You Create Chaos
Developed by the software engineers at Netflix, chaos engineering is the increasingly popular distributed software system testing methodology, designed to unearth failures before they become outages. How is this achieved? By deliberately – yet carefully – injecting failures into software systems in production to test how they perform under stress. In short, chaos engineers break
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Chaos Engineering: Planning Your First Chaos Experiment
When it comes to quality assurance (QA) testing distributed software systems, the simple fact of the matter is no amount of preproduction QA testing can unearth all the possible scenarios and failures that may crop up in your real production deployment. And here’s another fact: failures in production are inevitable – network failures, infrastructure failures,
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Chaos Engineering: Building a Business Case for Chaos
Resilience. Today’s distributed software systems need more of it. Unstable applications and fragile architectures lead to outages – and outages cost companies big bucks. As John Allspaw, Co-Founder of Adaptive Capacity Labs, puts it: “‘Resilience’ is the story of the outage that DIDN’T happen.” Chaos engineering, which involves conducting thoughtfully-planned failure injection experiments to teach
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Chaos Engineering – A Complete Introduction
Welcome to chaos engineering where failure is instructive… Mistakes have the power to turn a creation into something better than it was before… Experience is simply the name we give to our past errors… We all know the sayings, and we’ve all heard the clichés – but clichés only become clichés when they are true.
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How is Healthcare Software Testing Different?
The healthcare IT market is on the rise. A recent report estimated that we can expect a growth up to $45.42 billion in 2022, from the current value of $18.38 billion. This exponential development is powered by increased government support and health records’ digitalization. More venture capital investments also act as incentives for more companies
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