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In my introduction to performance testing I mentioned two problems that stand in tension of each other. On one hand, you

Sometimes when people talk about a discipline, they make it harder than it needs to be. This does not have

Previously I explored what the word scaling means and in particular what it might mean for you and your organization. My short

In computer science we have two kinds of scaling. In horizontal scaling, where we add more machines to a cluster

Exactly what to do in your test program is context-dependent. Don’t take this as the way to create a test program, but

A few years ago I worked with a team implementing a continuous integration system. The system was pretty simple. It

One of the barriers to organizations embracing Codeless Test Automation has been the lingering question of how to manage legacy

Early in my career I read an incredible book that filled me with hope about software. The book is called

Retrofitting a test automation tool on top of an existing application is no joke. As Fred Brooks puts it in

You hear it at the conference, in the session with the performance consultant. It all sounds so helpful. She points