Q. How do you establish the testing environment?
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The testing environment needed depends on the type pf
application you test as well as the process that exists
within the organisation. However on a broad level, there
will be test environments, which is for the internal
testing team, The UAT environment which is for the cllient
acceptance test area and finally the production environment.
The testing environment whether the internal test or the
UAT environement should be same or tends to the same
environement both in rescpect to hardware and software
environemt should be same so that same tupes of bugs,
defects, failure or anything such may be created and that
should be resolved.
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Answer / smohiahmed
I am not sure I understand your question. If your question
if your question is How should be the test environment look
like then it should be a replica of production by all means
which is mostly handled by a hardward engineer. And incase
your question is related to how many test environments are
required? The usual test environment, UAT and generally
another instance to test the ot fixes if need to be deplyed
to production or check the concerns from production (This
would be an exact replica of prod from time to time.)
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Answer / zeshan
The testing environment whether the internal test or the
UAT environement should be same or tends to the same
environement both in rescpect to hardware and software
environemt should be same so that same tupes of bugs,
defects, failure or anything such may be created and that
should be resolved.
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