3 ms·
Yes: the test plan is generally achieved by adversarial fault injection. That is how you should test your test system. You should also classify the faults you
by AstralStorm 8y ago
Yes: the test plan is generally achieved by adversarial fault injection.
That is how you should test your test system.
You should also classify the faults you inject and somehow (preferably from practice) estimate how often they occur.
- aiCeivi9 8y agoDidn't people mostly give up on doing that after bugs injected on purpose somehow keep reaching production, despite various failsafes?
- yorwba 8y agoThat can only happen if you inject the bugs directly into the code where they could make it into source control, instead of doing it all on a test automation server that only ever pulls the code. You need the automation anyway (you weren't thinking about doing manual fault injection, right?), so siloing it off from production shouldn't be too hard.