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- Release,
- Continuous Integration,
- Version Control,
- Configuration Management,
- Devops,
- ThoughtWorks,
- ALM,
- Adaptive Leadership,
- Build systems,
- Project Management,
- Source Control,
- Agile Techniques,
- Companies,
- IT Service Management,
- Infrastructure,
- CruiseControl,
- Agile,
- Cruise,
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- Cloud Computing,
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Continuous integration is an agile practice in which each code change committed is automatically built and tested, reducing the cost of bugs by catching many of them as soon as they are introduced. Today, ThoughtWorks released Cruise, extending continuous integration to application testing and deployment. Cruise runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, and includes support for .NET, Java, and Ruby.
- Topics
- Java,
- Languages,
- Software Testing,
- Programming,
- Testing,
- Performance & Scalability,
- CruiseControl,
- Ant
Automation expert Paul Duvall highlights in a recent post the value of earlier and continuous integration of load tests throughout the development cycle and presents simple step-by-step techniques to create a scheduled integration build that runs JMeter tests.
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- Code Analysis,
- Devops,
- Continuous Integration,
- Debugging,
- Profilers,
- Automation,
- Unit Testing,
- Software Testing,
- IT Service Management,
- Agile Techniques,
- Build systems,
- Infrastructure,
- CruiseControl,
- Cloud Computing,
- Programming,
- Testing,
- Agile,
- Ant,
- TDD,
- Memory Leaks
Steven Haines from Quest has published an article demonstrating the use of performance analysis tools in the continuous build cycle as best practice and makes some thought provoking points about the cost of not doing so.
