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Friday, April 12, 2024
AI helps me! I have a lot of tests to analyze
During this talk, you will see the problems that could appear when you have errors or issues with your different types of tests and how the existing tools that most developers use must provide an automatic way to categorize or predict if other ones could be connected. You will learn how to Report Portal collect and parse the information of the execution of the tests using machine learning can infer if different types of errors have certain similarities and show you that information with the idea of validating it. Also, you will see the relevance of having information on the previous executions and metrics about the evolution of our tests. Sobre Andres Sacco: Andres Sacco is a Technical Leader at TravelX and he has experience with many different languages, like Java, PHP, and NodeJs. In his previous job, Andres helped find alternative ways to optimize data transfer between microservices, which reduced the infrastructure cost by 55%. Before introducing these optimizations, he investigated different testing methods for better coverage than the unit tests of the microservices. He also dictated internal courses about new technologies and he has written articles on Medium. Andres is a co-author of the book Beginning Scala 3, from Apress.
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