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In this newsletter, we will be discussing WebRTC technology, its testing approach, and how we can measure the performance of WebRTC-based applications providing unified real-time communication.

Endurance testing in software testing is a kind of non-functional test that is performed to evaluate the software applications’ behavior under high loads for an extended amount of time. It is performed during the last stage of the performance run cycle, and sometimes, can last for as long as a year. 

Volume testing is non-functional testing that is performed to test the software’s capacity to handle large volumes of data.

Stress testing is a type of testing that verifies the reliability and stability of software applications. The goal of this kind of testing is to measure the error handling capabilities of the software to ensure that it does not crash under extremely heavy load conditions.

Single sign-on or SSO-enabled applications were introduced to provide more security and ease of use to the end users. In this edition, we will discuss how to test the performance of SSO-enabled applications.

Companies are completing their testing solutions and facilitating load testing in cloud-based applications. You need to set up a comprehensive testing infrastructure to run the tests under different load levels.

Due to the increasing demand for wearable devices in the market, it is time that QA companies should start thinking about both manual and automation testing of wearable device apps to deliver the best quality products.

Any application which is based on client-server architecture needs to be load tested even if it is a desktop application. Through this expert series, we are sharing information that can help in load-testing desktop applications.

Big data is used by various applications for analysis, predictions, and decision-making. Enormous growth, efficiency, and performance of big data applications can make a huge impact in our daily lives.