There are many open-source tools and testing frameworks available for DevOps. These frameworks help organizations with configuration, integration and supply management needs. Continuous testing is a process used to identify business risks associated with software releases. It is part of the software delivery pipeline. The objective of continuous software testing is to analyze the coverage of business risks. Continuous delivery is rapidly changing the standard for software development.

DevOps testing tools

Jenkins

Jenkins is an open-source DevOps testing tool that automates all types of tasks such as testing, building and deploying software. It helps quickly find and resolve code based on their build automation tests. Jenkins is compatible with all operating systems and versions such as Windows, Mac OS and Linux. Jenkins is easy to install as it comes with a WAR file.

Appium

Appium, which is a freely distributed and open-source mobile application, is another great UI testing framework that allows native, hybrid, native and web application testing. Since Appium uses vendor-provided automation frameworks, there is no need to compile any Appium or third-party frameworks. The biggest advantage of using Appium is that it offers cross-platform test scripts. It consists of a simple application that takes little memory for the testing process.

Stackify retracement

Stackify retrace is a lightweight DevOps testing tool. Displays error queries, real-time logs, and more right on the workstation. It also provides instant feedback to check what Java web applications and .NET applications are doing.

Cucumber

Cucumber is written in the Ruby programming language and its projects are available for platforms other than Ruby. Cucumber runs automated acceptance tests. These tests are written in the Behavior Driven Development style. BDD is considered a practice that tests systems rather than testing code.

AppVerify

AppVerify allows you to test your entire business flow, including all third-party applications. It is a continuous testing solution that is designed for enterprise applications and allows testing without adding plugins or writing a single line of code. Makes testing easier for Agile and DevOps teams. AppVerify replicates user interactions with the app and provides metrics about the end-user experience, including screenshots of any crashes. With all these open source and commercial tools available, implementing and integrating the most appropriate tool for your business needs and DevOps strategy can be a bit of a complicated task.

Conclusion

There are many test automation tools that allow regression testing and are very practical. These test frameworks are available for DevOps consulting and implementation as they assist organizations with configuration, delivery management, and integration needs.