What Is Continuous Testing?

Conventional software testing has often meant the separate, manual, “end-to-end” exercise human specialists perform toward the end of a development cycle, largely after developers finish all or most of their work. Continuous testing (CT) is a contrast in nearly every aspect. Generally, CT is automated, happens as a result of programmer actions, occurs througout the development cycle, and returns results to programming staff through a dedicated and automated channel.

Learn how continuous testing fits into a CI/CD pipeline and how to make it work for you.

What’s inside:

Definition and examples of continuous testing
Introduction to the “shift left” and “shift right” approaches
Key phases in CI/CD and continuous testing
Benefits of continuous testing
Strategies to succeed with continuous testing

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