Abstract: A technique includes accessing, by at least one hardware processor, a recorded request and a recorded response associated with an integration test involving a first computer system and a second computer system. The recorded request was previously issued by the first computer system to the second computer system to cause the second computer system to provide the recorded response. The technique includes, in a virtualized integration test involving the second computer system and initiated using the recorded request, comparing, by the hardware processor(s), the recorded response to a request produced by the second computer system in the virtualized integration test. The technique includes identifying, by the hardware processor(s), an action taken by the second computer system as being likely to be associated with a regression based on the comparison.

Abstract: A technique includes accessing, by at least one hardware processor, a recorded request and a recorded response associated with an integration test involving a first computer system and a second computer system. The recorded request was previously issued by the first computer system to the second computer system to cause the second computer system to provide the recorded response. The technique includes, in a virtualized integration test involving the second computer system and initiated using the recorded request, comparing, by the hardware processor(s), the recorded response to a request produced by the second computer system in the virtualized integration test. The technique includes identifying, by the hardware processor(s), an action taken by the second computer system as being likely to be associated with a regression based on the comparison.

Abstract: Examples relate to testing applications using virtual reality. In one example, a computing device may: cause display of a viewable portion of a virtual environment on a VR display of the VR device: cause display of a virtual user device within the viewable portion of the virtual environment, the virtual user device corresponding to a hardware device that is running an application under test (AUT); cause display, on the virtual user device, of a virtual user interface of the AUT; receive feedback data indicating i) a change in the virtual environment, ii) a change in a state of the AUT, or iii) an interaction with the virtual user device; and in response to receiving feedback data, cause display of an updated viewable portion of the virtual environment on the VR display.

Abstract: Example embodiments disclosed herein relate to enhancing test scripts with dynamic data. The disclosed embodiments include receiving production data that reflects real user interaction with an application process. Test scripts are generated based on the production data, where the test scripts simulate behavior relating to execution of the application process. The embodiments also include automatically enhancing the test scripts with dynamic data that includes at least one of correlation data and asynchronous data.

Abstract: Example embodiments disclosed herein relate to enhancing test scripts with dynamic data. The disclosed embodiments include receiving production data that reflects real user interaction with an application process. Test scripts are generated based on the production data, where the test scripts simulate behavior relating to execution of the application process. The embodiments also include automatically enhancing the test scripts with dynamic data that includes at least one of correlation data and asynchronous data.

Abstract: A method for generating a number of load scenarios can include collecting a number of real user metrics utilizing a monitor, calculating a load behavior of the number of real user metrics utilizing a baselining technique, and generating the number of load scenarios based on the load behavior.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes a system and method for scheduling changes. In an example of scheduling changes according to the present disclosure, a usage pattern of a number of services (104-1, 104-2, 104-N, 236) is determined, a window of time in which the usage pattern includes fewer transactions than the usage pattern during a number of other windows of time is determined (116, 216, 352); and a change (238) during the window of time in which the usage pattern includes fewer transactions than the usage pattern during a number of other windows of time is scheduled (116, 216, 354).