The Role of Testing in DevOps
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The document discusses the role of testing in DevOps. It emphasizes that testing should happen at all stages of development from unit tests to acceptance tests to load and performance tests. Modern testing approaches advocate for automating tests and avoiding manual repetition through techniques like fractal testing. The goal is to shift testing left and catch bugs earlier to improve code quality and allow developers to focus on writing new code instead of fixing old bugs.
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- 4. OpTest Dev Dev Op Test triangle
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- 19. From this
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- 22. QA