There are two things that customers need from a company such as Sauce; swiftness and quality. In the early days of testing, we consider of swiftness and lineament as an either/or situation, almost mutually exclusive. The concept of DevOps has learn us that we can really have both. One of the means we do this is by testing through production. We have tools now to identify whether the codification is behaving properly via uninterrupted testing. We can utilize feedback loops, product error monitoring, and build environments where we can find out whether users are running into issue before rolling the software out to a wider audience.

Now, to be open, testing in production doesn & # x27; t inevitably mean that the QA people and the testers are actually hacking on buttons inside the user interface. It means that they & # x27; re aware of the signals that are being mail by production software, which at this point they even seem to be siloed away from. By leveraging these philosophies, we are able to deliver that intersection of quality and speed that our client demand.

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Check out this video for more on examination in production.

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