How to Measure Success in Continuous Testing by Fernando Vidal and Amir Rozenberg
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In this SauceCon 2019 talk, Fernando and Amir use observations from running 2 billion tests for thousands of Sauce Labs customers to outline the the key drivers of success in continuous testing and an provide an actionable way to see how organizations are doing relative to other successful testers. They discuss a new index which can be used by any organization to evaluate their progression towards continuous testing, and cover the components of the new continuous testing index, what makes these components such strong maturity indicators, how organizations can improve on each of the metrics, and what happens organizationally when those metrics are improved
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1. [Fernando] What are some best practices to maintain hygiene at the test suite level and keep the maintenance effort
as low as possible?
2. [Amir] How are you communicating improvement in continuous testing to your management and do you see a buy in
from them to continuous investment in this area?
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3. [Amir] Have you been trying to measure progress in continuous testing, if so what have you been using and how well
is it accepted by the team as metrics to guide improvement?
4. [Fernando] What are some best practices maintaining a large test suite at a high quality?
Phil says: Of these, I think numbers 1 and 4 will give me the most to discuss.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/howtomeasuresuccessincontinuoustestingbyfernandovidalandamirrozenberg-190503013041/85/How-to-Measure-Success-in-Continuous-Testing-by-Fernando-Vidal-and-Amir-Rozenberg-20-320.jpg)
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- 3. Agenda 2/11/19 Introduction to CT Maturity Benchmark The Composition of the CT Maturity Benchmark From the Practitioner Perspective Q&A
- 4. Digital Transformation: Leadership or Extinction Source: GitLab 2018 Developer Survey Where in the development cycles you encounter most delays? Source: GitLab 2018 Developer Survey
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- 21. Thank you.