Locust Performance Testing with AI and Observability with Lars Holmberg
Categories: Podcasts , Test Guild
A podcast explores automation testing evolution, emphasizing Locust as a Python-first tool for realistic load testing with AI integration, observability, and CI/CD compatibility. It contrasts open-source and commercial tools, highlights Locusts flexibility and community growth, and addresses common load testing pitfalls and future development goals.
Episode 225: Walmyr's Journey
Categories: Podcasts , AB Testing
Valmer, a Brazilian software quality assurance professional, shares his 21-year career journey, transitioning from manual testing to software development and now as a QA advisor and educator, emphasizing the importance of shared quality culture. Valmer discusses his various projects, including his own podcasts and online courses, and reflects on his career, highlighting the shift from individual responsibility to a team-driven approach to quality.
Von der Schuldfrage zur Fehlerkultur - Katja Radom
Categories: Podcasts , Richard Seidl Software Testing
The discussion emphasizes the importance of handling mistakes and errors in a constructive manner, as it plays a crucial role in the success of IT projects and team dynamics. Fostering an environment where errors are openly discussed and managed can lead to improved project outcomes and user satisfaction.
Vibium, Autonomous Testing, and the CORS Model for AI Agent Security TGNS178
Categories: Podcasts , Test Guild News Show
Vibium, a new testing framework released by Jason Huggins, is built around autonomous AI agents and may make selectors obsolete. The integration of AI in testing continues to spark debate and raise questions about its impact on testing quality and security.
How to Test Report - Paul Holland
Categories: Podcasts , How To Test This?
Paul Holland, a seasoned software testing expert, discussed the importance of test reporting and communication in software testing, emphasizing that metrics such as test counts and pass rates can be misleading and lack meaningful insight.
What is the AIqualityhuman loop? - Ep 118
Categories: Podcasts , MOT This Week in Testing
The podcast returns after a break, marking the beginning of the year with a discussion on new year goals and challenges, as well as updates on the MOT Ambassadors Program. The topic of AI and its role in testing is also explored, with a focus on using AI as a tool to enhance work, but emphasizing the importance of human oversight and accountability.
A Practical AI Guide for Business Leaders with Brad Groux
Categories: Podcasts , Test Guild Devops Toolchain Podcast
AI should be seen as a tool, and its effectiveness depends on the user’s expertise and context, enabling individuals to “punch above their weight class” when used in their specific domain. Industry experts are required to unlock AI’s full potential, highlighting the importance of combining technical AI knowledge with industry or domain expertise.
How Testers Impact Developer Experience - Martijn Goossens
Categories: Podcasts , Software Testing Unleashed
The Software Testing Unleashed podcast discusses improving quality and developer experience through metrics and collaborative approaches like DORA and SPACE.
The podcast focuses on balancing metrics with actual test coverage and quality, emphasizing tangible DORA metrics, good test coverage, and quality gates for effective team performance.
The end-to-end reality check
Categories: Podcasts , The Quality Beat
End-to-end testing verifies real business processes across applications to ensure new features work effectively across the full system, which is critical in complex systems where no single person knows the full architecture. True end-to-end testing mimics real-world scenarios and real data to uncover potential issues and ensure system stability under pressure.
Metrics: What and Why? Shifting from testing metrics to team quality metrics
Categories: Podcasts , Quality Unfiltered
Metrics in quality assurance measure a team’s mindset and are essential in achieving long-term success, shifting focus from counting bugs to preventing issues and understanding customer needs and feedback. Quality should be baked into the development lifecycle, and teams should track metrics that reflect business goals and team context, such as customer-reported issues, lead time for changes, and team confidence.