From QA To Dev-QA-Ops
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This talk discusses why Infrastructure testing is as important as testing the application code. It talks about the domains which need to be kept in mind while testing the infrastructure. It was delivered by Siddharth Kulkarni (@sid_thinketh) and myself at VodQA Pune 2015.
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