Quality Characteristics for Technical Testing - General Planning Issues
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Which information is used by the technical test analyst for creating a master test plan for quality characteristics (non-functional tests)?
- Stakeholder requirements
- Required tool acquisition and training
- Test environment requirements
- Organizational considerations
- Data security considerations
- Risks and typical defects
Many technical tests (e.g., security tests, performance efficiency tests) require a production-like test environment in order to provide realistic measures. What are alternatives
- Using the production environment
- Using a scaled-down version of the system, taking care that the test results obtained are sufficiently representative of the production system
- Using cloud-based resources as an alternative to acquiring the resources directly.
- Using virtualized environments.
Technical tests may involve measuring the behavior of several components in a complete system. What should be taken into account?
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Name data security considerations.
- The use of data encryption may make the creation of test data and the verification of results difficult.
- Data protection policies and laws may preclude the generation of any required test data based on production data.
What's the TTA job regarding risks and typical defects?
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