Continuous Verification
Continuous verification is the practice of continuously and automatically validating that a system's behavior, performance, and reliability meet expectations throughout its lifecycle, including in production, rather than only at pre-release testing gates.
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Feature Toggle
A feature toggle (also called a feature flag) is a conditional switch in code that turns a feature on or off at runtime without requiring a new deployment.
Trunk-Based CI
Trunk-based CI is a source-control and continuous-integration practice in which developers integrate small, frequent changes directly into a single shared bran…
Shift-Left Testing
Shift-left testing is the practice of moving software testing activities earlier in the development lifecycle — closer to when code is written — rather than de…
Load Testing
Load testing is a type of performance testing that measures how a system behaves under an expected or peak level of concurrent user traffic or transaction volu…
Stress Testing
Stress testing is a type of performance testing that deliberately pushes a system beyond its expected operating capacity to find its breaking point and observe…
Smoke Testing
Smoke testing is a quick, shallow set of tests run after a build or deployment to verify that the most critical functionality works and the system is stable en…
Continuous Verification
Continuous verification is the practice of continuously and automatically validating that a system's behavior, performance, and reliability meet expectations t…