what is Non-Functional testing? & their types?
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Answer / smitha
non-functional testing means calculating the performance of
the application.
types of non-functional testing:
1.usability testing
2.performance testing
load testing
stress testing
soak testing
memory testing
volume testing
3.security testing
authentication
authorization
cookies
session
data encryption
4.compatability testing
5.recovery testing
6.configuration testing
7.installation testing
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Answer / venkatesh
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Functional Testing: Testing the application against
business requirements. Functional testing is done using the
functional specifications provided by the client or by
using the design specifications like use cases provided by
the design team.
Non-Functional Testing covers:
•Load and Performance Testing
•Ergonomics Testing
•Stress & Volume Testing
•Compatibility & Migration Testing
•Data Conversion Testing
•Security / Penetration Testing
•Operational Readiness Testing
•Installation Testing
•Security Testing (ApplicationSecurity, Network Security,
System Security
)
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Answer / n@n!
non functional testing consists of security and performance
load runner is the example for non functional testing.
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Answer / shivakumar
Performance testing is called as Non functional
Load,
Volume
stress
response
volume
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Answer / dillip
Non functional testing is broadly divided into
->Security Testing
->Benchmark Testing
->Performance Testing
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Answer / sarat kumar
Testing the application against the clients and performance requirement. Non-functional testing is done based on the requirements and test scenarios defined by client.
usability testing
compatability testing
configuration testing
security testing
authentication
access control testing
encryption/decryption
performance testing
load testing
stress testing
spike testing
endurance testing
intersystem testing
data volume testing
Multi lungvity testing
complaince testing
parllel testing
installation testing
These are all the non-functional testing types....
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Answer / kavita
when functional testing was completed,testing team can concentrate on Non-functional testing.this is applicable on complete software build without any driver and stub.Due to this reason it is also called as system testing.
types:=
usability testing
compatability testing
hardware configuration testing
performance testing
multilangutiy testing
security testing
parallel testing
complaince testing
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Answer / ram.polavarapu
non functional->the charecteristics and futures of the
application is non functional testing
performance&security&compatability bla bla...these are all
coming under non functional testing
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Answer / n@n!
hi smitha,
ur answer was good.
but wat ever u r writting, all r belongs to testing
termiologies but not non functional testing.
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