Test Management for DevOps using qTest
In this follow-along video tutorial, the team behind Tricentis qTest will guide you through best practices for setting up test management that:
➤ Ties results directly to requirements
➤ Streamlines test scheduling and orchestration across tools
➤ Simplifies reporting
With access to the latest qTest Trial, you’ll follow along as we walk you through how to:
- Establish and maintain traceability by syncing Jira issues to qTest as requirements, and submit defects back to Jira while executing test runs
- Manage and schedule test automation across any tools through a single interface
- Orchestrate common events and updates on testing across tools like Jira, Jenkins, GitHub, and Slack
- Build custom dashboards to report in real time on quality, coverage, velocity analysis, or the metrics that matter most to your business at the team, project, or organization level
- And more!
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Meet Your Course Instructors
Working for Tricentis for the last 3 years, Andreas supports the Federal & Public Sector and the Americas East region. His focus is on test management and automation.
Kathryn is a product marketer focused on helping businesses develop, deliver, and deploy better software, faster. She has broad experience in both startup and enterprise companies, explaining the benefits of containers, Kubernetes, DevOps, and developer tooling solutions to teams of all sizes.
Simon is a Solution Architect at Tricentis, working there for over 5 years. He currently provides support on their Test Management Platform. Simon has over 15 years of experience working in QA. He is continuously trying to understand needed improvements in testing to make updates and create higher quality software
Your Host
Hi. I’m Joe Colantonio, founder of TestGuild – a dedicated resource of actionable & real-world technical advice (blog, video tutorials, podcasts, and online conferences) to help improve your automation, performance, and security testing efforts.
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