Software Testing in Calibrage

 Software Testing in Calibrage

These are the Functional Testing types contents we are following for Testing in Calibrage 

• Unit Testing
• System Testing
• Integration Testing 
• Functionality Testing
• Input Domain Testing
• Compatibility Testing
• Configuration Testing
• Recovery Testing
• Comparative Testing or Parallel Testing
• Interface System Testing
• Acceptance Testing
• Retesting
• Regression Testing
• Smoke Testing

Unit Testing: Unit Testing is done by the developers after development before deployment of the project & Testers Test the application at the beginning of the testing.

Testing in Calibrage is to verify the correctness of a single component is known as unit testing.

System Testing:

The place where to find the total quality of the total system, whether the application is compatible or not.

Integration Testing: To combine all the verified single components to build the system. To verify the interface problems.

1. Big Bang approach
2. Top-Down approach
3. Bottom-Up approach
4. Sandwich/Hybrid approach

Functional Testing:

In Calibrage here we can verify the default features of an application

(Default features- Those applications which are easy can identify when we open the application.)

Input Domain Testing: In Calibrage we can verify all the input fields with size, range, type including positive and negative.

Compatibility Testing:

In Calibrage we can run our developed application on a specified environment to check platform-dependent or not.

Configuration Testing: In Calibrage we can run our developed application on a multi-environment to check platform-independent or not.

Recovery Testing:

In Calibrage we can test the application from abnormal to the normal stage without affecting the data.

Comparative Testing: In Calibrage we can test the features of the application of an already existing application to identify the efficiency of an application.

Interface System Testing:

In Calibrage we can verify the coexistence between all the dependence.

ReTesting: ReTesting is done by the test engineer after getting the software from the developer to confirm whether the defect has been permanently removed from the system or not.

Regression Testing: Re-Executing the testing process on the modified build is known as Regression Testing.

Smoke Testing: Smoke testing is done to make sure that the build we received from the developer is stable or not.

Sanity Testing: Sanity testing is done during the release phase to check for the main functionalities of the application without going deeper. It is also known as a subset of regression testing.

These are the Non-Functional Testing types contents we are following for Testing in Calibrage 

• Performance Testing
• Load Testing
• Stress Testing
• Volume Testing
• Scalability Testing
• Security Testing

Performance Testing: In Calibrage we can verify how fast and constantly our application giving response for the user request.

Load Testing: In Calibrage we are executing the application with a fixed no of users or specific load.

To check the minimum capacity of an application.

Stress Testing: In Calibrage we are executing the application beyond the limits or apart from the specific load. Running application beyond the minimum speed to get maximum huge capacity on application.

Volume Testing: In Calibrage we perform the testing with huge data and resources to know the limitations of our application. Running application under a huge amount of resources to estimate limitations of an application.

Scalability Testing: In Calibrage we measure the performance of a system or network when the number of user requests is increased up or down.

The Scalability testing makes sure that the system can handle projects increased in user traffic, data volume, transaction counts frequency, etc.

Security Testing: The purpose of security testing is to identify all the loopholes and weaknesses of the software system which may cause result in a loss of information, revenue, repute hands of the employees.