Posts Tagged ‘GDC Nagpur’

Functional testing is a sort of testing that aims to determine whether each application feature functions in accordance with the needs of the software. To determine whether a function’s output is in line with the expectations of the end user, each function is compared to the associated requirement. What will be learn in this blog? […]

Introduction We will learn about the Axon Framework, Axon Server, what CQRS is, how it works, and why it is so Popular worldwide in this blog. AXON is an Open-Source Framework for event-driven microservices and domain-driven design. It is a Java Framework that gives developers access to repositories, implementations of crucial components including aggregates, command, […]

A Case Study of AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2): There are occasions when one is Constrained by a desktop computer or laptop’s Capabilities. Let’s say a data scientist has a sizable dataset they’d like to analyze. A mistake like the one below occurs when the scientist tries to load the complete dataset into memory. The […]

Introduction about Taxonomy Taxonomy can be viewed as a classification system for website content that displays specific material according to taxonomy keywords. The Drupal taxonomy consists of- Term− It serves to control or narrate the content. Vocabulary− It is a group of terms. How Can Vocabulary Be Added to a Taxonomy? This chapter will cover […]

We’ll discuss AWS Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) in this blog. One of the most critical duties in just about any firm is Distributing Workloads among various Computing Resources. The service Amazon AWS Elastic Load Balancer was explicitly created for dispersing workloads. This blog’s AWS load balancer lesson will delve deep into AWS ELB. The following […]

Introduction About Drupal Written in PHP and published under the GNU General Public License, Drupal is a free and open-source web content management system (CMS). At least 14% of the top 10,000 websites worldwide and 1.2 percent of the top 10 million websites use Drupal as its open-source back-end architecture. These websites range from individual […]

In Katalon, users can set additional keywords to increase the functionality of Katalon Studio in addition to the built-in keywords. Like other built-in keywords, custom keywords can be used in test cases once developed. Users can expand keywords and reuse them across projects thanks to this capability. Assume that you want to execute the JavaScript […]

By parameterizing test objects, you can Use either Local or Global variables to Dynamically Update the locators of test objects. In the following situations, this feature is useful: You want to conduct a bulk action on a collection of related components without defining several Test Objects, like checking many checkboxes. However, because there are several […]

“EXECUTE TEST CASES IN Virtual Machine which are not in your control” A Cloud Service Provider with one of the biggest grids for running Selenium and Appium test cases is Sauce Labs. Multiple operating systems, browsers, mobile emulators, simulators, and even actual devices are supported by Sauce Labs. According to the Sauce Labs Official Website, […]

REST- ASSURED REST stands for REpresentational State Transfer. It supports Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) syntax like Given, When, and Then notations. It helps us to integrate with testing frameworks like Junit or TestNG.   Code Explanation Given() ‘Given’ keyword, lets you set a background, here, you pass the request headers, query and path param, body, cookies. When() ‘when’ keyword […]

Importance of Jira Automation Project automation in Jira is necessary because it saves time, increases productivity, and improves team cooperation. In this blog, I’ll teach you how to automate various activities in Jira, reducing your workload and providing you with a detailed report. Which will also allow you to focus on other important aspects. “Focus […]