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Add idea and then write an explanation in a child page. Each idea needs to discreet so that we can may a time boxed project. I will add the best to a list of recommendation for process change - Alan Berg
| Short title |
Description |
Idea owner |
|---|---|---|
| Jira queries - Automated |
A methodology to improve the quality of Jira content and distribute work |
Alan Berg, Anthony Whyte, Aaron Zeckoski |
| Fitenesse and HTMLunit | Automated testing and a way of being agile. Working example to follow (when I have time)  - Prototype (http://qa1-nl.sakaiproject.org:9222) |
Alan Berg |
| Maven site generation | Add extra details to the master/pom.xml to create reasonable sites |
Alan Berg |
| Automated security testing | Use specific tools nightly (tool selection is known) |
Alan Berg |
| Base level load during functional testing | - Prototype (using Jmeter from the command line). Example adaptive test plan that follows the tools under each site and home for a specific set of users. |
Alan Berg |
| QA process cookbook | Write a cookbook that a new QA director can follow to kick start the QA part of the release |
Alan Berg |
| Weekly report to distribution list |
Have a distribution list where an automatically generated report is sent once a week with |
Alan Berg |
| Hudson plugin market research |
What is out there for extra's for Hudson Jmeter Plugin |
Alan Berg |
| Sonar analysis server |
Run Sonar static analysis. Restrict rules to most critical issues  - Work in progress, prototype server running, rules need to be fine tuned for static code review. |
David Haines |
| Code coverage reports to measure consistency of testing |
Coverage reports based on triggering through JMX (Jconsole) - Out of date Prototype (http://qa1-nl.sakaiproject.org:82/coverage/) |
Alan Berg |
| Automated Functional testing |
Use Selenium-rc driven through Hudson to generate nightly reports - Work in progress |
Foundation, Marist, rSmart, IBM, Paris, UCDavis |
| Hudson server |
- Work in progress |
Anthony Whyte |
 Apache logs generation via Apache front end or tomcat. |
Add tomcat valve so that standard web log analysers can measure session times and response times etc. Motivation for access Logs Recipe for Apache logs Recipe for Tomcat valve |
Alan Berg |
| Webdav protocol testing |
Run a command line tool nightly. (litmus) |
Alan Berg |
| Dependency analysis |
The architecture needs to be as loosely coupled as possible. Do the dependencies in the pom.xml give us early warning of too much coupling? Perhaps a nightly report is needed? Suggestion from David Howitz (mvn versions:display-dependency-updates) - - Finds dependencies that may need updating |
Alan Berg |
| Track cumulative performance and scalability figures | JAMon, JMX, server logs, ... 2.6.x sample |
Ray Davis |
Comments (4)
Dec 01
Ray Davis says:
Examples of an alternative approach to "Base level load during functional testin...Examples of an alternative approach to "Base level load during functional testing" using JWebUnit and Groovy can be found in UC Berkeley's stress-test project.
Dec 16
Alan Berg says:
Good point. Chris Kretler and Nuno are using Grinder to attack Sitestats.I use J...Good point. Chris Kretler and Nuno are using Grinder to attack Sitestats.I use Jmeter. I will try and learn from your commits in subversion and see if there is a way to create a layered set of services.
Alan
Dec 16
Ray Davis says:
Although most of Sakai 2's test-harness-driven integration tests were moved to K...Although most of Sakai 2's test-harness-driven integration tests were moved to Kernel and made part of the standard build, there are still a few in "providers" that should be included in Hudson nightly testing. They can be run against a running server with the command "mvn -DskipLongTests=false test".
Dec 16
Alan Berg says:
Will experiment with your recommended settings.Will experiment with your recommended settings.