Software testers and quality assurance engineers are often pressured to cut testing time to ensure on-time product releases. Usually this means running fewer test cycles with the risk of worse software quality. As companies embrace a continuous integration (CI) that require frequent build and test cycles, the pressure to speed up automated testing is intense. Tanay Nagjee shows how you can cut the time to run an automated test suite by 80%—for example, from two hours to under 25 minutes. Find out how Tayay’s team broke down their test suites into bite-sized test that could be executed in parallel. Leveraging a cluster of computing horsepower (either on on-premise physical machines or in the cloud), you can refactor large test suites to execute in a fraction of the time it takes now. With real example data and a live demonstration, Tanay outlines a three-step approach to achieve these results within different test frameworks.
Tanay Nagjee
Electric Cloud
A software engineer for more than five years, Tanay Nagjee has developed several core features of a highly scalable orchestration/automation platform. As a solutions architect, Tanay tackles complex software delivery problems every day. He works with software companies of all sizes, each with a unique delivery lifecycle and a myriad of tools. Needs common to these companies are automation, orchestration, and acceleration. Tanay shares his experiences with the product team to incorporate customer feedback into the product, which contributes to the architecture of a product suite that is both flexible and intuitive.
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