I’m presenting at UKSTAR 2018 on the Topic: Experiences in Testing Infrastructure Projects. The content is a continuation of my materials and talks about testing outside the SDLC, in this context operations and infrastructure. It’s additional problems and examples compared to “How to test in IT Operations” at Nordic Testing Days 2016.
Relevant blog posts, but not talk content:
- https://jlottosen.wordpress.com/2017/08/23/andthekitchensinktoo/
- https://jlottosen.wordpress.com/2017/05/24/testing-across-the-it-landscape/
- https://jlottosen.wordpress.com/2016/10/04/less-software-more-testing/
- https://jlottosen.wordpress.com/2017/07/27/test-all-the-things/
The talk is in the same field as this talk – by Mike Talks @testsheepnz although with no applications on top… and other stories 😉
Complexity is a Matter of Perspective 
[…] Another angle is that the skills that the usual software testing specialist brings to the table is handled on a lower level. Testing is done by the organisation (like Microsoft) that builds the standard solutions and commercial of the self systems. Another is that the test techniques of the software testing field simply no longer applies. I mean how does boundary value analysis add value to enterprise data center transition executions, when the system under test it not even software? […]
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[…] side. On the practise side, it could be emerging practices of how to test in the space of infrastructure or IT service transition. It’s the “Pippi Longstocking” of – “I have […]
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