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  The Internet of Things can be used in many different aspects of life, in both the private and public sectors. Thanks to IoT, people can track things like lost pets, their house’s security systems, or appliance maintenance schedule. Consumers can use the  IoT  to help them make restaurant reservations, monitor their exercise progress and overall health, and receive coupons for a store only by virtue of walking by the business in question. Businesses can use IoT to monitor supply chains, track customers’ spending habits as well collect their feedback, monitor and maintain inventory levels, and engage in predictive maintenance of their machines and devices. IoT Applications by Industries The ubiquity of the Internet of Things is a fact of life thanks to its adoption by a wide range of industries. IoT’s versatility makes it an attractive option for so many businesses, organizations, and government branches, that it doesn’t make sense to ignore it. Let us learn about IoT app...

  The increased demand for automation is trending in our software testing industry, as well. If you check out any software or   application testing   communities (i.e., uTest, Quora, etc.), you will find software testers urging for various tools that can be helpful in their day to day testing activities, whether it is for desktop testing, web testing, browser testing, regression testing, web services and API testing, and many more. Top 10 Testing Automation Tools for Software Testing 1. Selenium Selenium is a testing framework to perform web application testing across various browsers and platforms like Windows, Mac, and Linux. Selenium helps the testers to write tests in various programming languages like Java, PHP, C#, Python, Groovy, Ruby, and Perl. It offers record and playback features to write tests without learning Selenium IDE. Selenium proudly supports some of the largest, yet well-known browser vendors who make sure they h...

  The problem is, the more specific you are, the more people self-select out. And if you’re specific in the wrong ways, you’ll lose people that you’d love to have. With that in mind, we sat down and had a few hard conversation about what an Atomic developer looks like, the basic skills and qualities they need to have. In addition to sharing our Atomic values, Atomic  developers  should have the following: 1. Technical Skill Atoms write clean, logical, high-quality code using test-driven development and Agile practices. You don’t have to be experienced with Agile and TDD to join Atomic, but you must be willing to learn. New Atoms should be familiar with several programming languages and have in-depth experience with at least one. 2. Computer Science Fundamentals Atomic developers have a strong grasp of computer science  fundamentals . We believe formal training teaches a lot of important concepts that you don’t learn from just studying languages. T...

  APIs are the basis of modern   software   development, especially as more and more teams move away from monolithic applications and begin adopting a microservices approach to software development. With microservices making up the backbone of most newer development efforts,  API testing  becomes even more critical than before. The following are the top API testing tools that can help you on your journey, with descriptions that should guide you in choosing the best fit for your needs.    REST-Assured When using Java, REST-Assured is my first choice for API automation. In fact, it's the main tool I use for API testing. REST-Assured is a fluent Java library you can use to test HTTP-based REST services. It's designed with testing in mind, and it integrates with any existing Java-based  automation framework . The REST-Assured API was created so that you don't necessarily need to be an HTTP expert. Postman Some folks don't want...

  Gatling is an open-source performancetesting framework ,which uses Scala, Akka and Netty as a technology stack and as its backbone. The first Gatling release was in January 2012. Since then, Gatling has had a couple of major releases almost each year, as well as a pretty extensive popularity growth across the performance engineering community.       As Gatling was created in order to write tests in the Scala programming language (which is a very powerful language but has a relatively small audience), you might think that this performance framework was designed mainly for a specific group of engineers or for limited needs. But if you check how many articles you can find about this framework in comparison to the other well-known open source load testing tools, you might be surprised, because its popularity stayed pretty strong over the past years. Gatling Works Everywhere  Gatling is written in Scala, which...

  The outbreak of COVID-19 has hit the majority of countries and regions on this planet as 135 countries and territories reported confirmed cases on March 15. A record number of children and youth cannot continue their regular study life due to disruptions caused by the outbreak.  More than 60 countries   in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America have announced or implemented school and university closures. Indeed, the impact of COVID-19 on education has gone far beyond school closure. What is its impact on the global education landscape? How will it change the  future of education  in the aftermath? First, health and life have become the first priority. The component of health, life and wellbeing in curriculum varies from country to country. It is also delivered in varied ways in classrooms and schools, as a standalone course, or integrated with physical education and mental wellbeing. Health emergency response is often absent either in curriculu...

  Load Testing  determines a system's performance under a specific expected load. This purpose of Load Test is to determine how the application behaves when multiple users access it simultaneously. Below is a hand-picked list of  Best Load Testing Tools . The list contains both open-source(free) and commercial load testing tools(paid) with latest features and download links. 1) WebLOAD WebLOAD is an enterprise-scale load testing solution capable of generating reliable, real life load scenarios, even for the most complex systems, with smart analytics providing performance insights. WebLOAD is based on a flexible platform with built in support for hundreds of technologies and integration with many tools from CI/CD pipelines to monitoring. 2) StresStimulus StresStimulus targets application scenarios that are difficult to test with other tools. It automatically fixes playback errors thanks to its proprietary autocorrelation. StresStimulus records user acti...

  Securing virtual environments is no different from   safeguarding the applications   themselves. Here are some considerations and best practices that developers, IT operations professionals, and system administrators should take into account in securing the infrastructures that power the applications they use. Keep containers and virtual machines patched and updated Having differing scopes and requirements in their workloads, organizations use virtualization technologies according to their respective needs. For example,  virtual machines (VMs)  are a better fit for developers and enterprises looking for flexibility in running multiple applications, while containers are better for those requiring scalable applications. Containers and VMs both offer means by which applications can be run multiple times or isolated within a single platform, but they differ in how they do it. Containers virtualize an operating system (OS) to run various workloads in a single OS in...