Software testing is a complex process and establishing the right metrics to measure its success is a challenging task in itself. In addition, the sheer number of available software testing metrics can make it hard for testers to select the most suitable ones.

At this moment, each of the businesses is at a digital war, trying to create the highest degree of software product development much faster than their competitors to reach the market first and grow their business.

Users' chance of abandoning a mobile app is as quick as the app is being developed—the foremost reason being issues in the "quality" of the application.

Fundamentally, testing in DevOps aims to strike the right balance within the overlap of goals, feedback cycles, skills among the development, QA and the operations team.

If API's working is at fault and error isn't detected, it is highly probable to break an entire application and network of business processes anchored on it.

As you can see, testers do not get involved in the early stages of software development such as requirement gathering or the design or the development.

As more and more companies across industries begin to realize the importance of the need for software to keep their businesses going, it goes without saying the need to test such software that is being created.

Software testing can prevent errors that can prove costly to fix, resulting in avoidable and exorbitant expenses later