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Understanding the Two Schools of Unit Testing

DZone

Unit testing is an essential part of software development. Unit tests help to check the correctness of newly written logic as well as prevent a system from regression by testing old logic every time (preferably with every build). Detroit) and Mockists (or London) schools of unit testing.

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Stress Testing for Resilience in Modern Infrastructure

DZone

Today, users' expectations of seamless performance mean the system cannot afford downtime or disruption that might turn into losses in revenue and reputation. Therefore, no one can underestimate the role of stress testing in ensuring that the systems are resilient against unfortunate events and failures.

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HTTP monitors on the latest Dynatrace platform extend insights into the health of your API endpoints and simplify test management

Dynatrace

The improved UI of the new Synthetic app makes managing your synthetic tests and analyzing their results easier and more effective. Exploratory analytics now cover more bespoke scenarios, allowing you to access any element of test results stored in the Dynatrace Grail data lakehouse.

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Load Testing Essentials for High-Traffic Applications

DZone

When you consider marketing campaigns, seasonal spikes, or social media virality episodes, this demand can overshoot projections and bring systems to a grinding halt.

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The Role of Sanity Testing in Performance Engineering

DZone

As a CTO, my role extends beyond overseeing technical solutions I work closely with engineering teams to ensure performance testing strategies align with business goals. One of the recurring challenges Ive observed is how sanity testing, despite being a simple step, often determines the success or failure of performance testing efforts.

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Architecting for Resilience: Strategies for Fault-Tolerant Systems

DZone

That means it's important that software systems are dependable, robust, and resilient. Resilient systems can withstand failures or errors without completely crashing. It lets systems keep working properly even when problems occur. We'll also discuss core principles and strategies for building fault-tolerant systems.

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Build systems more reliably with Dynatrace: Chaos Engineering

Dynatrace

These releases often assumed ideal conditions such as zero latency, infinite bandwidth, and no network loss, as highlighted in Peter Deutsch’s eight fallacies of distributed systems. Chaos engineering is a practice that extends beyond traditional failure testing by identifying unpredictable issues.