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But you don't need to have a single staging env shared by all QA testers. Why not create individual QA environments on an as-needed basis for testing specific f
by jasonhansel 5y ago
But you don't need to have a single staging env shared by all QA testers. Why not create individual QA environments on an as-needed basis for testing specific features? Of course this requires you to invest in making it easy to create new environments, but it allows QA teams to test different things without interfering with each other.
- paulryanrogers 5y agoThis worked reasonably well as v-hosts per engineer, though it did share some production resources. QA members would then run through test plans against those hosts to exercise the code. I prefer it to a single monolithic env. Though branches had to be kept up to date and bigger features tested as whole.