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Load Testing
Description: Assesses the system’s performance under expected load conditions.
Purpose: To ensure the system can handle normal usage levels.
Stress Testing
Description: Evaluates the system’s performance under extreme conditions.
Purpose: To identify how the system performs under severe stress or high loads.
Scalability Testing
Description: Tests the system’s ability to scale up or down based on varying loads.
Purpose: To ensure the system can handle increasing or decreasing demands effectively.
Configuration Testing
Description: Verifies the system operates correctly in various configurations and setups.
Purpose: To ensure proper performance across different hardware and software environments.
Usability Testing
Description: Evaluates the system’s user interface and overall user experience.
Purpose: To ensure the system is intuitive and easy to use.
Interface Testing
Description: Ensures that different system interfaces work together correctly.
Purpose: To verify that interfaces between system components are functioning as intended.
Non-Functional Testing
Performance Testing
Scalability Testing
Description: Tests the system’s ability to scale up or down.
Purpose: To ensure the system can handle growth or contraction in demand.
Stress Testing
Description: Evaluates the system’s performance under extreme conditions.
Purpose: To identify the system’s breaking point and how it recovers from failure.
Load Testing
Description: Assesses the system’s performance under expected load conditions.
Purpose: To determine if the system can handle normal usage levels.
Compliance Testing
Description: Ensures the system meets regulatory and industry standards.
Purpose: To verify adherence to relevant regulations and standards.
Security Testing
Vulnerability Testing
Description: Identifies security weaknesses in the system.
Purpose: To uncover potential security flaws that could be exploited.
Penetration Testing
Description: Simulates attacks to test the system’s defenses.
Purpose: To identify and address potential security weaknesses.
Compliance Testing
Description: Ensures the system meets regulatory and industry standards.
Purpose: To verify adherence to relevant regulations and standards.
Configuration Testing
Description: Verifies the system operates correctly in different configurations.
Purpose: To ensure the system performs as expected across various hardware and software setups.
Access Control Testing
Description: Verifies user access permissions and security controls.
Purpose: To ensure users have appropriate access levels and unauthorized users cannot access restricted areas.
Localization Testing
Description: Tests the system’s adaptation for different languages, regions, and cultures.
Purpose: To verify that the system is correctly localized for different geographical and cultural contexts.
Configuration Testing
Description: Verifies the system operates correctly in different configurations.
Purpose: To ensure the system performs as expected across various hardware and software setups.
Localization Testing
Description: Tests the system’s adaptation for different languages, regions, and cultures.
Purpose: To verify that the system is correctly localized for different geographical and cultural contexts.
Exploratory Testing
Description: Conducts unstructured testing to discover unexpected issues.
Purpose: To uncover defects not covered by predefined test cases.
Maintenance Testing
Recovery Testing
Description: Tests the system’s ability to recover from failures or disruptions.
Purpose: To ensure the system can resume normal operations after disruptions.
Maintenance Testing
Description: Tests the system after updates or changes.
Purpose: To ensure stability and functionality after modifications.
Functional Testing
Regression Testing
Description: Re-tests existing functionalities after updates or changes.
Purpose: To ensure that new updates or fixes do not disrupt previously working features.
User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
Description: Tests the system from the end-user’s perspective.
Purpose: To confirm the system meets user needs and is ready for deployment.
Smoke Testing
Description: Performs basic checks of the system’s critical functionalities.
Purpose: To identify major issues early and ensure stability for further testing.
Alpha Testing
Description: Internal testing by the development team.
Purpose: To catch and resolve bugs early in the development cycle.
Sanity Testing
Description: Tests specific functionalities after changes.
Purpose: To confirm recent changes work as intended and do not affect other system components.
Beta Testing
Description: External testing by a select group of users.
Purpose: To obtain real-world feedback and identify any issues not discovered during internal testing.
System Testing
Description: Tests the complete and integrated system.
Purpose: To validate the overall functionality and performance of the entire system.
Interface Testing
Description: Tests interactions between different system interfaces.
Purpose: To ensure proper data exchange and communication between system components.
Integration Testing
Description: Tests interactions between integrated components or modules.
Purpose: To verify that combined parts work together as expected.
Acceptance Testing
Description: Verifies the system meets business requirements.
Purpose: To confirm that the system fulfills all business needs and is ready for release.
Unit Testing
Description: Tests individual components or functions in isolation.
Purpose: To ensure each part operates correctly on its own.